Kelowna’s Japan sister city, Kasugai, donates to wildfire relief efforts

Kelowna’s Japan sister city, Kasugai, has made a $1,000 donation wildfire relief efforts. (L-R: Stacey Young, Captain, Kelowna Fire Department Kyle Jacobsen, Vice President, Kelowna Professional Firefighters Caroline Miller, Policy & Government Relations Advisor, Kelowna Chamber Naruki Nishimuri, representing the Kasugai Chamber of Commerce. (Kelowna Chamber photo)

Kelowna’s Japan sister city, Kasugai, donates to wildfire relief efforts

Kasugai Chamber of Commerce and Industry donated to help alleviate effects of the 2023 wildfires

Gary Barnes
Mar. 29, 2024 8:00 a.m.
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The chamber of commerce from Kelowna’s sister city has donated $1,000 to the Kelowna Firefighters Association.

The Kasugai Chamber of Commerce and Industry offered the gift through the Kelowna Chamber to help alleviate the effects of the 2023 wildfires.

“We are impressed by the ongoing generosity of the people of Kasugai in thinking of Kelowna, and bringing us their good wishes for 2024, as well as this welcome donation to our first responders, who have been at the forefront of fundraising efforts in the wake of last summer’s fires,” said Dan Rogers, CEO of the Kelowna Chamber.

The Kelowna-Kasugai Sister City Association also contributed to the funds.

Kelowna’s Japan sister city, Kasugai, donates to wildfire relief efforts

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