COMMUNITY GRANTS

Our grants prioritize funding capital-based projects that create lasting impact for organizations who serve Edmonton.

From equipment upgrades to infrastructure improvements, our grants are designed to strengthen the work of local non-profits, charities, and community groups.

We have supported some of our city’s greatest needs—funding everything from seed programs to large-scale projects. Past recipients include Operation Friendship Seniors Society, Boys and Girls Club, WIN House, Canadian Blood Services, Glenrose Rehabilitation Centre, and the Alberta Asthma Centre. We’re always looking for new and impactful initiatives to support.

2024 Community Grant Recipients

Compassion House Edmonton

We awarded a $2,650 grant to Compassion House Foundation to support LED lighting upgrades. This sustainable improvement will enhance their facility and help them continue their important work supporting women in need.

compassionhouse.org

Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association

We provided a $14,000 grant to the Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association to purchase a Strikeforce Chair, helping an athlete with cerebral palsy participate in adaptive sports and promoting inclusive recreation in our community.

acpsa.ca

Harmonia

A $600 grant was awarded to Harmonia Edmonton for the purchase of music stands and sheet music, enhancing the musical experience for performers and audiences alike while supporting Edmonton’s vibrant arts scene.

Harmonia Edmonton

 

Youth Rise

We contributed $8,535 to Youth Rise for a fully equipped walk-in closet, deep freeze, TVs, and Nintendo Switches—providing essential comfort and resources for youth in need.

youthrise.ca

Wings of Providence

Wings of Providence received a $15,000 grant for shelter bed and mattress upgrades, improving the comfort and care provided to women and children escaping domestic violence.

wingsofprovidence.ca

Catholic Social Services’ Sign of Hope

We presented a $5,514 grant to Sign of Hope for sensory therapy equipment across multiple care homes, helping individuals with developmental disabilities find calm, comfort, and meaningful engagement.

cssalberta.ca

Parkinson Association of Alberta

A $4,500 grant was provided to the Parkinson Association of Alberta for fitness equipment upgrades at the Buchanan Centre, promoting physical health and wellness for those impacted by Parkinson’s disease.

parkinsonassociation.ca