To provide online programming for individuals with disabilities who are experiencing social isolation and are unable to attend regular programming, while providing respite for their parents/guardians.

To support the 2SLGBTQ+ Newcomer community with information, navigating impact relief services, and to assist with finding employment opportunities.

To address the urgent and immediate need for increased food security for our members living on and off-reserve.

To assist seniors with accessing transportation, or deliveries, for medical needs, grocery shopping, prescriptions, and food hampers for registered riders, partner organizations, and their clients.

To provide Grade 4-6 youth from low socio-economic families with a package of "unplugged" learning resources.

To reduce food waste and increase food access with a comprehensive plan of COVID-specific programming.

To create a system navigation position for supporting immigrant women who are victims of family violence.

To support production costs to bring the seasonal favourite "A Christmas Carol" to the screen.

To cover PPE for offices and 19 clubs including janitorial services, cleaning supplies, masks for staff and youth, office equipment, plexiglass barriers and sanitizing stations.

Multi-agency, multi-sector, coordinated response to leverage innovative technology for youth homelessness, safety and well-being during COVID-19 and beyond.

To respond to an increase in demand due to the stresses brought on by the pandemic, including an increase in need surrounding family violence, and shifting services online.

To provide essential food and emergency items to Edmonton's vulnerable addiction and mental health clients during the pandemic.

To address the food insecurity experienced by newcomer families from Edmonton's ethnocultural communities who, due to the structural challenges and barriers of resettlement, are some of the most vulnerable to experiencing profound economic impacts …

To create safer and stronger families due to added stress and time together, caused by the pandemic.

With the support of several funders, 420 laptops will be provided to families served by All In For Youth, so children can continue learning and being supported.