Running a campaign takes resources, and I’m deeply grateful for any financial support you’re able to provide.
Every contribution helps!

You can contribute by cash, cheque, or e-transfer.
Please note, you must be a BC resident, and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

As our name suggests, we're working together.
Donations directly to Sooke Together help us share resources, reduce costs, and make every dollar go further.

💻 E-transfer:
Via online banking, e-transfers can be sent to:

Sooke Together using the email: SookeTogether@gmail.com
As per campaign finance rules, please include your full name and residential address (not your mailing address) in the memo line. An email address would be appreciated as well.

✉️ Cash or Cheque:
Cheques can be written to:

'Sooke Together'
Email SookeTogether@gmail.com and we will arrange to pick it up or share a drop off location.

Lawn Sign:
If you would like a campaign sign for your yard, send your home address by email to SookeTogether@gmail.com and we will drop one off when the campaign period begins in September.

Thank you for helping support a positive, community-focused campaign!

Support the Campaign

To donate, you must be a B.C. resident and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Please note that campaign donations are not tax-deductible. Only individuals may donate. Donations may not be made under a business name.

Since Sooke Together is an elector organization, an individual may give no more than $1,429.70 to the entire group.

📌 Learn more about campaign contribution rules here:
https://elections.bc.ca/local-elections/making-a-campaign-contribution/

Your name and the amount will be published in Elections BC’s Financial Reports and Political Contributions System (FRPC). Donations under $50 may be made anonymously to my Financial Agent.

Keeping It Sooke!

Let's protect what we love, and plan wisely for what’s next.

CONTACT:

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HelenRitts@gmail.com

Authorized by Lily Mah-Sen,
Financial Agent, lilymahsen@telus.net

I am grateful to live on the traditional territory of the T'Sou-ke First Nation. With humility and respect, I thank the T'Sou-ke People for caring for these lands and sharing them with all who now call this place home.

On October 17 VOTE