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COFB to Redirect Good Unused Food to Foil Food Insecurity

Callahan Property Group is proud to recognize the Central Okanagan Food Bank as it launches its $5.5 million capital campaign for the new Food Rescue and Transformation Centre in Kelowna.

The campaign represents an important step in addressing two growing challenges facing our communities: food insecurity and food waste. The planned facility will expand the Food Bank’s ability to recover, process, and distribute fresh food that would otherwise be lost from the food chain, helping more nutritious food reach individuals and families who need it most.

For Callahan Property Group, this initiative aligns closely with values we have long shared. In 2024, we committed $90,000 over three years to support the fuel costs associated with the Central Okanagan Food Bank’s food rescue program, helping keep its fleet on the road collecting and distributing recovered food throughout the region.

What inspires us about the Food Rescue program is its practical approach to solving a community challenge. By working with local grocery retailers, farmers, and food partners, the program recovers surplus perishable food and redirects it back into the community rather than allowing it to become waste.

The new Food Rescue and Transformation Centre will expand that impact across the Central Okanagan. We are grateful to the Central Okanagan Food Bank team, volunteers, donors, and community partners whose efforts continue to make a meaningful difference across our region.

To learn more about the Food Rescue and Transformation Centre and its impact on food security in the Central Okanagan, visit cofoodbank.com/transform

(photo credits: Jaden Reid)

Supporting Critical Emergency Care for the Okanagan

Callahan Property Group is honoured to support the Kelowna General Hospital Foundation’s Emergency Department campaign with a $25,000 donation. As a company deeply connected to the Okanagan, we recognize the importance of accessible, high-quality healthcare and are proud to contribute to an initiative that will directly benefit communities across the region.

Kelowna General Hospital operates one of the busiest emergency departments in British Columbia. This campaign will help fund important improvements, including expanded triage and intake areas, upgraded patient spaces designed to improve comfort and privacy, and new pediatric-capable point-of-care ultrasound equipment to support faster diagnosis and treatment.

At Callahan Property Group, we believe strong communities are built through meaningful investment and support, and we are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to an initiative that supports both patients and the healthcare professionals who care for our region every day.

Learn how your support can make an impact by visiting the KGH Foundation Emergency Department portal.

Breakfast to Remember – Bronze Sponsors

At Callahan Property Group, we are proud to stand alongside organizations that strengthen our community and create lasting impact where it matters most.

As dementia diagnoses continue to rise across the province, the need for awareness, education, and meaningful support has never been greater. The impact of this disease extends well beyond families. It is felt in workplaces, across organizations, and throughout the broader business community as employees support loved ones navigating the dementia journey.

We believe we all have a role to play in building a more inclusive, dementia-friendly community, one where individuals and families feel understood, supported, and respected. In Kelowna, we have a tangible opportunity to lead with compassion and take action together.

The annual Breakfast to Remember brings together local business leaders, health-care professionals, and community members to increase awareness and raise critical funds for the Alzheimer Society of BC. It is a meaningful reminder that strong communities are built through partnership, education, and shared responsibility.

Breakfast to Remember is set for Thursday, February 26, from 8–10 am at the Coast Capri Hotel.

For ticket information visit BreakfastToRemember.ca.