Thank you, Mr. Speaker, 

On Wednesday mornings in Langley City, a line forms in front of Langley Vineyard Church. This line includes people struggling with hunger, homelessness, and sometimes mental health issues. Some come for healthcare support, while others come for much needed social contact. Waiting inside to welcome those in need are Kimz Angels.  

With over 70 volunteers, Kimz Angels cares for our community’s homeless and hungry populations. These Angels provide food, clothing, housing, and essentials to those who need it, no questions asked. Kimz Angels also support seniors with financial struggles, young girls facing insecurities at school, and single mothers. They champion the importance of making positive impacts on other’s lives.  

The giving of furniture, non-perishable food, baby necessities, kids’ toys, school supplies, or shelter changes life stories. All it takes is a community coming together to help give a hand up, and this is what Kimz Angles do, rain or shine, in our community.  

I have had the privilege of volunteering with Kimz Angels many times over the years. I have seen the tireless efforts that Kimz Angels make in Langley City. Thank you, Kim Snow and all your angels, for the work you do. 

Thank you.