Organismes sans but lucratif à Calgary
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Street Sisters Society is 100% women powered. We work to provide vulnerable women in Calgary with basic life necessities. We provide connection, resources and hand up to those who need it most. We provide lunches, warm clothing, harm reduction supplies, bras and hygiene supplies while building up trust and connection.
Street Sisters Society is 100% women powered. We work to provide vulnerable women in Calgary with basic life necessities. We provide connection, resources and hand up to those who need it most. We provide lunches, warm clothing, harm reduction supplies, bras and hygiene supplies while building up trust and connection.
Food Fosters is an independent ACSEL (Alberta Civil Society Emerging Leaders) initiative under Volunteer Alberta Society. Food Fosters celebrates how food builds culture, community, and creativity in Calgary. Through a youth engagement project (Food Fosters Challenge) and virtual sessions (Food for Thought), Food Fosters highlights how connections are strengthened through our relationships with food.
Dr. J. K. Mulloy School is located in the northwest community of Huntington Hills, which is situated at the base of Nose Hill between the communities of Beddington Heights and Thorncliffe/Greenview. Our school offers the Traditional Learning Centre Program. We offer kindergarten classes as well. Students coming to our school for are a culturally diverse group of learners who contribute to a vibrant, challenging and support environment for teaching and learning.
The Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS) is a leading animal welfare organization in Alberta built on a foundation of compassion and kindness. Our values are embodied by our hard-working staff, dedicated volunteers, loving foster homes and generous supporters. Our goals are to help homeless animals in communities across Alberta, and to provide community support programs to address the root causes of animal overpopulation and homelessness.
The Rocky Mountain Eagle Research Foundation (RMERF) is dedicated to the study and conservation of eagles and other migrant raptors. Since 1992, RMERF volunteers have performed annual raptor migration counts at the same site location in the Kananaskis Country, Alberta, spring and fall; significantly providing data to the understanding of and amazement in watching Golden Eagles. By engaging in educational outreach and collaborating with other conservation organizations, the foundation aims to promote awareness and appreciation of eagles and their ecological importance. For more information, please visit our website at www.eaglewatch.ca.
Parkinson Association of Alberta is the source for support, education and inspiration for people impacted by Parkinson disease and Parkinson’s Plus Syndromes, and engagement in important quality of life research with an emphasis on Alberta.
The historic GRAND theatre has spanned over a century as a hub for Calgary’s art, culture and political communities. Built in 1912, The Lougheed block has seen the city’s landscape evolve and we are proud to call this iconic structure our home.
We welcome companies, collectives and individuals to come together and learn from one another, building shared meaning and culture for our city.
The GRAND is a not-for-profit organization (Charitable Registration: 134483981 RR0001). Since 2006, the theatre has been a centre for creation and presentation of contemporary performance from Calgary, Canada, and around the world.
BOSS Dodgeball Calgary League is a non-profit organization operated by a team of passionate, dedicated, and professional individuals, who truly value athleticism and sportsmanship. The athlete in us allows us to play and excel in the sport. The professional in us allows us to properly manage and promote growth in the organization. But most importantly, the recognition of being amongst friends allows us to take this sport to a more personal level. As a non-profit sports league, we encourage volunteers to get involved in this fun environment and to learn more about Dodgeball.
Our ultimate goal is to bring the community together by spreading the love for Dodgeball. We strive to create an inclusive, friendly, and fun environment where all participants can enjoy the sport. As we continue to grow, we will always remember our core value: we are a community. We are committed to giving back to the community through member appreciation events, sponsorships, and charity events. We are extremely excited and we look forward to building strong relationships with members of our league and our community!
Caribbean Festival. Cultural celebration starting with a parade, then concert and the Cowboys park. Free Family frendly. Food , music ,dancing, shopping, beer garden and kids zone.
Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada is responsible for coordinating, growing and developing towed water sports from initiation to high performance. Responsible for the overall health of the sport in collaboration with our Provincial Sport Organizations, WSWC leads through proactive advocacy, strengthened partnerships, effective communications and coordinated leadership.
Representing several interest groups in the sport, Water Ski & Wakeboard Canada has been in the business of serving the towed water sports community since 1949. A non-profit organization, Water Ski & Wakeboard Canada is the sole national sport governing body and recognized water ski and wake sport authority in Canada, representing all competitive Canadian towed water sports including adaptive water ski & wakeboard, barefoot, marathon, show ski, wakeboard, wake park, wakesurf, wakeskate, and water ski.
As the national association, WSWC is also responsible for high performance, national championships, and developing the national programming for grassroots development, coaching and long term athlete development.
At Carewest, we strive to be forward thinking and approach things differently in the hopes of bringing value to our residents, clients, volunteers and staff. We continually ask ourselves: “how can we do this better?” New ideas and fresh thinking have been our cornerstone, helping take us from where we were more than half a century ago to the progressive health care organization we are today. We believe as strongly in responsiveness, evolution and growth as we do in our, history, foundation and experience. As Calgary’s largest public care provider of its kind and one of the largest in Canada, Carewest operates 14 locations aimed at helping people live more independent lives. Our spectrum of care is available to adults of all ages and includes long-term care, rehabilitation and recovery services, and community programs and services. We pride ourselves on our ability to change with the community’s needs and we do our best to predict what those needs may be in the future. Innovative thinking brought us here – imagine where it can take us.
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