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Bald Range Wildfire Community Go-Fund Me ↓
https://gofund.me/10554a2fb

08/28/2026

UPDATE — August 28

Well… we finally got to go back in person.

A big thank you to the RDOS and our firefighters for making a short visit possible. Getting back onto the property, even briefly, was something we had been waiting for.

And wow…

My boat melted.
My composite deck turned to ash.
Even my concrete foundation decided it had enough and failed rather dramatically.

But apparently YETI cups are built different.

Kelly and I have been collecting YETIs for about 9 years, and somehow, after a wildfire, an entire roof collapsing on them, and basically everything around them being destroyed… some of these things are still recognizable.

They definitely don’t look as good as they used to, but somehow they’re barely even deformed.

The coolers, on the other hand…

Gone. Completely disappeared.

So today’s little game of wildfire Where’s Waldo?:

WHERE’S JOEL’S YETI COLLECTION?

How many YETI cups can you spot in the pictures?

Humour has been a pretty big part of my healing through all of this. My brother is a professional comedian in Toronto, so apparently sarcasm and questionable timing run in the family.

Now, back to business.

TOTAL LOSS FREE STORE — CURRENT NEEDS

A lot of families are now living in RVs, so we are especially looking for:

* RV toilet paper
* Black tank treatment
* Grey water odour treatment
* RV water filt
* Phone chargers and charging blocks
* Cleaning supplies
* Dishwasher detergent
*Thermos-Style Reusable Cups

As we move into Phase 2, we’re also working on creating a kids’ room where children can hang out and pass the time while their parents are using our meeting room or accessing other supports.

We’re hoping to set it up with a TV, gaming system, games and a few other activities, so if anyone has something they’d be willing to donate to help us build out this space, please reach out.

And for anyone looking for another way to help, our Community GoFundMe is helping fill the missing gaps for families as their needs continue to change:

https://gofund.me/0dd91a9ab

Every donation, every share and every item brought into the Free Store continues to make a difference.

Keep the momentum going.

08/28/2026

🚨EDMONTON SHOWED UP FOR US! 🚨

Dennis and Don made the drive nearly 1,000 kilometres from Edmonton to our Total Loss Free Store in Penticton BC, bringing an unbelievable amount of donations with them.

And I mean unbelievable. They filled the whole room!

I have never seen one truck so full.

Somehow they packed it all into one GMC 1500. Good thing it had the payload for it.

But what really stuck with me was not the truck.

It was the fact that people nearly 1,000 kilometres away heard what our families were going through and decided to help.

Northgate Chevrolet Buick GMC became a drop-off location, helped collect donations from across the Edmonton area, contributed directly, and gave people there a way to support families here.

Dennis and Don, thank you for taking the time to make that drive and personally bring everything down to us.

And thank you to Mike, Pam, and the entire northgategm team for continuing to stand beside our families.

Most of all, thank you to everyone in Edmonton who donated, dropped something off, shared our story, or helped make this happen.

The amount of compassion being shown to our total loss families continues to be hard to put into words.

Edmonton showed up for us.

Nearly 1,000 kilometres away, and you still found a way to be beside our community.

That is how recovery keeps moving.

One person helps another.
One community stands beside another.
And little by little, momentum keeps building.

Keep the momentum moving.

And Don — sorry about the photo. Apparently we’re better HVAC installers than photographers.

08/27/2026

Northgate Chevrolet Buick GMC so excited!

08/26/2026

AUGUST 26 UPDATE — PHASE 2 & KEEPING THE MOMENTUM GOING

I missed yesterday’s update, but there is lots to share.

First, a huge thank you to Larry and the team at Penticton Toyota for hosting yesterday’s Town Hall. The turnout was incredible, and there was a lot of useful information shared.

Some of it was difficult to hear and there are going to be some tough realities and conversations ahead of us. But I know our community.

We are tough, independent, and used to figuring things out ourselves. We will take the information, ask the hard questions, advocate for what our communities need, and keep moving forward together.

FREE STORE — PHASE 2
The Free Store remains OPEN, but we have now moved into Phase 2 and our donation needs are becoming much more specific.

Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Location: 2130 Government Street, Penticton

At this time, we are NOT accepting:

* Clothing
* Books

We are accepting limited small household items and are currently looking for:

* School supplies
* Cleaning supplies
* Toilet paper
* Dish cloths
* Hand sanitizer
* RV sewer/holding tank treatment
* Grey tank odour treatment
* RV water filters
* RV water treatment products
* Garbage Bags

A number of our displaced families are now living in RVs and temporary accommodations, so these everyday RV supplies are becoming increasingly important.

THE MISSING GAP:
We continue to raise funds to help fill the gaps that insurance, ESS and other programs simply don’t cover.

Our community GoFundMe:
https://gofund.me/b64ebc712

Every donation, share, conversation and connection helps.

There is still a very long road ahead, but this community has already shown what happens when people come together.

And if you look at the bottom right of the photo — that’s my boat, or what’s left of it. The force of nature is incredible.

We will rise above this. We will advocate for what we need. And we will keep the momentum going.

08/24/2026

AUGUST 24 UPDATE — SUPPORT LOCAL + PHASE 2

Today I want to highlight another side of this disaster: our local businesses.

This photo shows part of my own business loss — damaged materials, equipment and still some major unknowns inside our sea cans. We are far from the only business affected.

Businesses from Summerland to Okanagan Falls, including Penticton, Naramata and Kaleden, have faced evacuations, lost work, reduced traffic and uncertainty.

If each of us spends $50 at three different local businesses, that’s $150+ per person going right back into our local economy.

We’re working with the Penticton Chamber of Commerce on an idea where Patan Heating and Air would offer 15% off, up to $150, when customers support three participating local businesses. Details are still being worked out, but the goal is simple: create a snowball effect of local supporting local.

PHASE 2 — FREE STORE

We are now transitioning into Phase 2. The Free Store is still here, but as residents move into different accommodations, their needs are changing.

Current needs:

* Toilet paper
* Paper towel
* Cleaning supplies
* School supplies
* Everyday household essentials

For larger-item donations, please contact us. We are creating a list so we can connect those items directly with families based on need.

We’re also incredibly grateful for our partnership with the Summerland Health Auxiliary, helping us extend support to our total-loss families.

* Monday, August 24th to Saturday, August 29th
* 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
* Open specifically for total-loss families
* Up to $70 in items before any charge applies

Julia Street Free Store:
9918 Julia Street, Summerland
Open 9am-3pm

Total-Loss Free Store
📍 2130 Government Street, Penticton
Open 10 AM–4 PM

And please don’t forget our Community GoFundMe:
https://gofund.me/aee28d96a

Keep supporting local. Keep supporting our families. Keep the momentum moving.

08/24/2026

ANOTHER PILLAR OF OUR COMMUNITY STEPPING UP ❤️

The Summerland Health Auxiliary Thrift Store has been a pillar of this community for years — and once again, they are stepping up in a big way for families who have lost everything.

For our total-loss families:

* Monday, August 24th to Saturday, August 29th
* 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
* Open specifically for total-loss families
* Up to $70 in items before any charge applies

We have also moved a large amount of donations from our Free Store over to the Thrift Store, helping make sure those items continue getting directly into the hands of the families who need them.

A very personal thank you

I also want to thank my mom, Julie Patan, and my dad, Doug Patan — Councillor Patan.

They gave me the opportunity to step away this weekend and spend some much-needed time with my family, while they worked behind the scenes to help bring this partnership together.

They also helped provide additional donations to support it, making sure this partnership had even more to offer our total-loss families.

That support means more to me than I can say.

This is what community recovery looks like.

One organization helping another.
People sharing the load.
Resources being moved to where they can do the most good.
And our families continuing to be supported as they take the next steps forward.

Please share this with anyone who may not be on Facebook so no total-loss family misses out on this support.

A huge thank you to the Summerland Health Care Auxiliary Thrift Store, its volunteers, my parents, and everyone continuing to step up for our community.

Keep the momentum going. ❤️

08/22/2026

August 22 Update — Small Business Supporting Small Business Challenge *Please Share*

Today, I want to change things up a little.

For the last two weeks, we’ve watched our communities rally around families affected by the Bald Range Fire. The generosity has been incredible.

But our local businesses have been impacted too, and it’s time we rally around them.

Small businesses employ our neighbours, sponsor our kids, support our fundraisers and step up when our communities need them. Now it’s our turn to show up for them.

So Patan Heating & Air is putting out a challenge:

Spend $50 or more at THREE different locally owned businesses in Summerland, Penticton, Naramata or Okanagan Falls, show us your receipts, and we’ll give you 15% off your next service — up to $150 off.

Go for breakfast. Go wine tasting. Grab lunch or dinner. Visit a local shop. Try somewhere new.

Spend local dollars with local people.

And I’m challenging other small businesses to join us. You don’t have to match our offer. Do something that works for you. Let’s keep local dollars moving through our communities.

CURRENT DONATION NEEDS

Area F & Summerland Total Loss Families Free Store — 10 AM–4 PM

* Cleaning supplies
* Dishwasher detergent

Julia Street Community Church Free Store — 9 AM–3 PM

* Food
* Cleaning products

Our Free Store will be CLOSED Sunday, August 23 so our volunteers and families can spend a day with their own families.

Our GoFundMe continues to help fill the gaps for affected families:
https://gofund.me/a273f4081

Recovery isn’t only about rebuilding what was lost. It’s about keeping our communities strong.

Small business supporting small business. Community supporting community.

Let’s keep the momentum moving.

Who’s joining the challenge? Visit Penticton Destination Summerland Penticton Chamber of Commerce

Yaki's Pizza & Subs

08/22/2026

A huge shoutout to Ben and all the amazing volunteers at Julia Street Community Church in Summerland and the wonderful work they’re doing with their Free Store.

I had the pleasure of meeting Ben and the team today — what a well-oiled machine! It’s incredible seeing our communities come together and making sure people get the help they need during such a difficult time.

We’re excited to partner with them and share the incredible generosity we’ve received to help support families across our communities.

All for one, and one for all. Thanks for keeping the momentum moving, Ben and team!

Julia Street Community Church Free Store
9918 Julia Street, Summerland
Open 9 AM–3 PM

Total Loss Families Free Store
2130 Government Street, Penticton
Open 10 AM–4 PM

05/10/2026

🏆 Best of Patan 2026 – Ryland Lebedoff

Next up is Ryland Lebedoff, our 2nd Year HVAC Apprentice.

Ryland was actually the inspiration behind our Rising Tech Program. He started with us with absolutely no experience—he just wanted an opportunity and was willing to get moving.

Since then, the growth has been unreal.

Ryland has shown a tremendous aptitude for HVAC. He’s an incredibly smart young man, and if you needed a definition for reliable, his name would be somewhere near the top of the list.

One of the things that stands out most about Ryland is something that simply can’t be taught—his kindness and the level of respect he shows to everyone around him. Clients, coworkers, suppliers—it doesn’t matter. He carries himself extremely well.

And one thing about Ryland—he doesn’t know the word quit either. Just pure determination.

Because of that mindset, he has already far surpassed the knowledge level you would normally expect from a second-year apprentice.

Ryland is a rare breed of apprentice, and someone we are incredibly proud to have on our team.

Ryland also speaks fluent hockey slang, so translated properly…the boy has been showing absolute dangles through his apprenticeship and deserves a celly for being part of the Best of Patan 2026 🏒🔥

Don’t forget to vote for Patan Heating & Air Ltd. in Best of Penticton!

👉 bestof.pentictonnow .com(remove the space before “.com”)

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Tuesday	8am - 4pm
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Thursday	8am - 4pm
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