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The Mustard Seed is asking Kamloops residents to help raise $100,000 — funds that will be put towards to programs and services for those living rough — on Giving Tuesday.
According to a statement from the organization, Fairfield Watson, a Calgary-based consulting firm, will be matching all donations given to the Mustard Seed up until Tuesday at midnight.
“Be a part of this global day of giving and help us reach our goal of $100,000,” the Mustard Seed said in a statement.
“Together, we can provide vital programs and services to our neighbours experiencing homelessness, hunger and poverty in our city.”
Donations to the Mustard Seed can be made through their website.
