We are an event management company that works with non-profits and organizations helping the community.

Our Program aims to relieve conditions associated with disability by providing therapeutic riding programs to support the physical, mental, and emotional well being of individuals and their families.

ART SPOT is a non-profit artist/volunteer run organization that has been a home to emerging artists since 2008. Most known for the notorious “Under $100 Art Show”; which, in it’s 14th year of operation, featured over 200 local artists and brought out over 4000 attendees, and with over 100 art events under it's belt, ART SPOT is an integral part of the Calgary art scene.

Currently Ability4Good is on the search for volunteers who are willing to teach children with special needs dance, martial arts, yoga, etc. for their THRIVE community aid program. The program runs on Wednesday evenings. If you are interested in teaching any of the above (or if you have another suggestion), please contact Tiara Fernando at tiara@ability4good.com

A festival featuring different communities of the Afro-Caribbean sectors in Calgary, AB.

AfroCare Support Network is a non-profit community-based organization that supports African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) individuals in Calgary through health education, outreach, and resource distribution. We focus on issues such as HIV/AIDS awareness, stigma reduction, and mental health support, helping to break down barriers to healthcare and improve the well-being of people living within the ACB community.

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.

Alberta Council for Environmental Education (ACEE) works collaboratively to advance environmental education in Alberta.  Our work is guided by the following:

Mission: To drive systems change, engage partners, and support educators and youth so we can bring environmental education to all of Alberta's K-12 students.  We strive to advance environmental education for all Albertans.

 

The Alberta Drama Festival Association is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization whose mandate is to encourage, develop and maintain community theatre in Alberta. The main vehicle for pursuing this mandate is the adult, non-professional One-Act Play Festivals held throughout Alberta. Regional organizations in each of the nine zones host annual festivals which bring together community groups in a celebration and sharing of theatre excellence.

The Alberta International Band Festival (AIBF) is a completely volunteer-run, annual festival that gives students from Calgary and area, and beyond, as well as community groups the opportunity to perform for internationally recognized adjudicators. They receive valuable performance experience, and the opportunity to work with excellent band conductors and musicians.

The heart of our festival is our volunteers! We require a large base of volunteers in order to make the Festival run smoothly and successfully. Your participation helps provide a memorable and beneficial educational experience to our student participants.

There are a large number of positions and shifts available. Please note that no prior music experience is required. Most of the jobs are relatively easy. On the day of your shift, our Festival Coordinator will be able to walk you through your job responsibilities and will be on hand to provide assistance as needed throughout the day. Some of the volunteer jobs include:
<ul>
<li><i>band host</i> - helps our groups navigate the venue by leading the group from one area to the next</li>
<li><i>secretary</i> - helps adjudicators’ stay organized, handing out and collecting required materials for each ensemble</li>
<li><em>check-in desk</em> - manning the administration desk as bands check-in</li>
<li><em>emcee</em> - announcing the performances and sponsors (from a script)</li>
</ul>
The Festival runs at two separate times in three different locations for the Concert and Jazz portions of the festival, and volunteers are needed at each. Many volunteers sign up for a single morning or afternoon shift, but if you have the gift of time, we encourage you to sign up for multiple shifts. Whether you can do one shift or multiple shifts, any assistance you can provide will be appreciated.

To sign-up, please go to the links below to select your volunteer shifts for the Concert Band or Jazz Band Festival.

Concert Band: <a href="https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC52-concert">https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC...</a>

Jazz Band: <a href="https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC52-aibf">https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC...</a> (please note the two different locations for these volunteer shifts)

For additional information or questions about volunteering, please contact August Murphy at <a href="mailto:volunteer@aibfestival.ca">volunteer@aibfestival.ca</a>.

To Promote, Develop and Provide support to Alberta Snowboarding community regardless of age and skill level.

Alberta Theatre Projects’ Mission, Vision and Values

MISSION

We create world-class contemporary theatre from our home in the Martha Cohen Theatre. We are a national leader in new play development. Programming is driven by the collision of diverging ideas, points of view, class, gender, or cultural perspectives and is selected from the finest Canadian and international plays and new works commissioned and developed in-house. Our productions radically explore our space, blurring the line between the audience and the artist through multiple seating configurations each season.

VISION

We are provocative contemporary storytellers, reflecting our world through stirring theatrical experiences.

CORE VALUES

KINDNESS

We are guided every day by the principles of kindness, respect, and integrity.

EXCELLENCE

We pride ourselves on quality, ensuring every element of our operations and the work we put on stage is exceptional.

INCLUSIVENESS

We celebrate human connection and the diversity of our world with an emphasis on inclusion and accessibility.

INNOVATION

We explore magical ideas, creativity, and the power of our imagination to create new ways of working on stage and behind the scenes.

COMMUNITY

We bring together people from every corner of our city, province and nation to share in the power of storytelling.