Our Supporters

The Alberta Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation is the charity arm of the Knights of Columbus in Alberta. The primary focus of their donations is Catholic education, children and youth charities, women's needs, and seniors charities.

The Children's Ability Fund’s mission is to provide funding to enhance the independence of children with disabilities throughout Alberta.

The mission of Civic Service Union 52 is to provide its membership with quality leadership, informed advice, valuable services, and fairness and equality; protect and continue to enhance existing workers’ rights, and provide excellent representation; and develop collaborative relationships with labour organizations, and actively support its community.

Covenant Health's mission is to continue the healing ministry of Jesus by serving with compassion, upholding the sacredness of life in all stages, and caring for the whole person – body, mind and soul.

ECF acts as a bridge between donors and greater Edmonton charities to help create and maintain a strong, vibrant community for generations to come.  Through permanent endowment funds, the Foundation currently disburses 4% of the income to greater Edmonton charities. ECF is the 4th largest community foundation in Canada and is a member of the Community Foundations of Canada, the Council on Foundations, Imagine Canada, and the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce.    

The Edmonton Public Teachers’ Charity Trust Fund is built through donations by individual teachers and donated to organizations that support children and families in Edmonton.

The Kinsmen Club of Edmonton is part of Kin Canada, the largest all-Canadian service organization. Kin is devoted to serving the community's greatest need, and since its founding in 1920, Kinsmen, Kinette and Kin Clubs have raised over one billion dollars for Canadian communities.

The M·A·C AIDS Fund's mission is to serve people of All Ages, All Races, All Sexes affected by HIV and AIDS. To partner with the bold, the visionary and the brave who confront the epidemic in countries and communities where people are most neglected, off the radar and at highest risk. Responsive, agile and alert, they fund innovative programs that deal directly with the most marginalized, stigmatized and under-heard victims.

The Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation was established to support women living with cancer through the Look Good Feel Better® program and to help end violence against women by providing grants to women's shelters and community outreach programs.

Grounded in the preservation and revitalization of First Nations language, culture and way of life, the NIB Trust Fund provides resourcing to create meaningful opportunities that improve the quality of life for First Nations.

The Red Deer & District Community Foundation is a catalyst committed to growing a legacy which continues to strengthen the quality of life in Red Deer and surrounding area.

The Royal Alexandra Hospital Employees Charitable Donations Fund donates to charities that deal specifically with health and well-being in Edmonton and have some involvement with the Royal Alexandra Hospital.

The Saint John's Legacy Foundation's mission is to encourage educational innovation, leadership and the Christian journey.

Almost $2.1 million raised for CSS programs, despite challenging economic times

The Stollery Charitable Foundation helps charitable agencies and community partners in Kamloops and Edmonton reduce barriers for participation; achieve equality; and foster healthy individuals, families, and communities.

The fund is dedicated to ensuring the success of future generations of Canadians by helping the brightest young leaders across the country succeed in their educational aspirations and by providing community grants to support organizations with educational programming.

The TELUS Community Board's vision is to "give where we live to improve the lives of youth and their communities through the power of technology."

The Home Depot Canada Foundation’s focus is to support housing initiatives that benefit Canadian youth because safe, stable, affordable housing matters. It is the cornerstone of vibrant, strong communities and is directly linked to helping youth realize their full potential and build brighter futures.