The Alberta River Surfing Association is raising funds to install amazing surf and kayak waves in Kananaskis Whitewater.

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Make Room for Hope! Your donation to TIES is matched 50%! Support programs that help families from all backgrounds build skills, access resources, and find the support they need to thrive.

We need a cure and treatment options for the rare disease cavernous malformation! You can make a difference!

Paths for People is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization working to make Edmonton a friendlier place to walk, roll and cycle. With your support we can build a multi-modal city where active transportation is a safe, accessible, year-round option for all.

Ever heard of kitten season? It’s not as cute as it sounds! Edmonton has ~70,000 community cats. By spaying and neutering stray and feral cats, we can prevent more kittens from being born outside. You can help these kitties by donating toward their care!

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Today, we reach out with a heartfelt plea for your support as we embark on our Spark Change Campaign for the Epilepsy Association of Calgary. By contributing, you empower us to continue assisting the 30,000 Southern Albertans living with Epilepsy.

The Markerville Creamery has been part of the community since 1905. The Creamery is presently owned and operated by the Stephan G. Stephansson Icelandic Society and is part of Historic Markerville, an Alberta Heritage Site.

Our primary goal is to retrieve, repair, recycle and redistribute sports equipment to kids aged 4-17 in families facing financial hardship. Last year, our staff and volunteers repaired and gave out 2,460 bikes to kids!

Please help us save the Freewill Shakespeare Festival! For over 35 years, Freewill has been nurturing emerging artists and striving to make Shakespeare accessible to more audiences. Don't let this incredible Edmonton summer tradition disappear.