A white, cylindrical fundraising thermometer sign stands on a black circular base on a linoleum floor

A white, cylindrical fundraising thermometer sign stands on a black circular base on a linoleum floor. The sign has a red border and is titled "GOAL" in large red letters, with "$3000" written in black marker to the right of the title. Horizontal red lines divide the thermometer into sections, with dollar amounts written to the left of the lines. These amounts include "$3000", "$2700", "$2220", "$1750", and "$1203". Diagonal black lines fill the spaces between some of the red lines, indicating money raised. Below the thermometer, red text reads "EVERY $2 EQUALS A DAY OF ACTIVITIES FOR A SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETE." A QR code is also visible with the text "Scan to learn more." The logo for "Special Olympics British Columbia" is in the lower left corner of the sign, alongside the Safeway logo. To the left of the thermometer sign is a dark brown donation bin. A red and white sign on the bin reads "FOOD BANK DONATION DROP OFF". The sign lists "Most needed" items, including canned fish and meat, canned vegetables, peanut butter, and pasta. It also lists items not suitable for donation. Behind the donation bin and the thermometer are stacks of bottled water in blue packaging. The bottles are individually wrapped in clear plastic. The packaging features a large "C" logo and text that includes "Compliments" and "spring water". The background consists of a light-colored wall and a metallic reflective surface to the far left. The overall environment appears to be an indoor retail space, possibly a grocery store. The context suggests a charitable fundraising event organized by Safeway in Coquitlam, Canada, supporting the Special Olympics.