To provide complimentary virtual classroom and community STEM enrichment workshops to children in the greater Edmonton area.

To hire a Community Navigator to improve navigation processes, intake and assessment, and integrated service delivery across multiple organizations to reduce barriers for low-resourced seniors.

To improve accessibility and safety of bathrooms and shared kitchen spaces at six of their major facilities by replacing all manual faucets, soap dispensers and paper towel dispensers with automatic, touch-free ones.

To relaunch and grow community-based environmental monitoring through development of new health protocols and online learning resources for volunteers.

To support the second phase of the Playwrights' Unit, composed of a majority of Indigenous artists.

To purchase essential equipment and supplies for Edmonton's first freestanding residential hospice.

To move programming and productions to Triffo Theatre at MacEwan University, specifically geared to becoming part of the downtown revitalization project.

To run a free evening community art program for people with barriers to the arts.

To support a part-time Program Director to co-create their new Land-Based Education Program that will allow them to build the program's foundational relationships, documentation, and financial support.

To assist with start-up investments to expand coverage of Alberta through the creation of a Prairie Bureau centered in Edmonton.

To support a position that builds on the foundation of knowledge, prototypes and initiatives tested in 2021, to ultimately move beyond emergency response and toward long-term sustainable food security strategies.

To develop and pilot a community-based caregiver support model that is culturally responsive, accessible, and strength-based.

To attract and retain mental health professionals who can act in a supervisory capacity within their counselling program.

To support infrastructure for a virtual clinic offering access to clinicians specializing in youth mental health, free of charge.

To address a number of accessibility needs for their physical and virtual spaces, and build meaningful relationships with racialized and marginalized communities, identified through recent audits, workshops, and community conversations.