VANCOUVER — White Spot has launched its latest fundraising initiative in support of Variety – The Children’s Charity. From February 18 to 21, $2 from every burger sold – whether for dine-in or takeout – will go directly toward helping children and youth in B.C. with disabilities and complex medical needs.
White Spot has been supporting Variety since 1966, raising more than $2 million through various fundraising efforts. This year’s campaign leads into Variety’s Show of Hearts Telethon airing on Global B.C. on February 23 – an event White Spot has championed since its inception.
“At White Spot, giving back to the community isn’t just something we do – it’s part of who we are,” says Trent Carroll, president of White Spot. “We’re honoured to support Variety’s mission and provide our guests with the opportunity to make a real difference all while enjoying great burgers together.”
“We’re grateful for our longstanding partnership with White Spot,” says Andrea Tang, CEO of Variety – The Children’s Charity. “With deep roots in the B.C. community, White Spot shares our commitment to making a life-changing impact for children and families. Right now, too many kids are waiting for the critical supports they need to thrive. Thanks to White Spots generosity, we can reach more families and provide the essential therapies, resources, and equipment when kids need it the most.”
