To assist with some of the costs of non-perishable food and gift cards to allow recipients to purchase dairy and produce.

To bring together under-represented multicultural artists and audiences.

To create two small live events featuring BIPOC and LGBTQ2S+ Edmonton artists.

To build and expand on their existing digital justice education platform for the Indigenous Youth Outreach Program (IYOP), to deliver justice education programming remotely to local Indigenous students.

To create an Art Tour to encourage movement within the hospital and engagement with the 2,000-piece UAH Art Collection.

To hire local artists to animate the physical space and support the transition to online programming for the event.

To respond to increasing needs, including, non-school lunches to meals and food for AISH recipients.

To respond to increasing number of families experiencing a food crisis by delivering food hampers.

In partnership with the Lao Canadian Seniors Club of Edmonton, to provide resources such as food, social service support, technology needs, and translation to low-income Lao Canadian Seniors in Edmonton.

To eliminate most of the challenges that occur in Health Care Community food service by allowing table or room side service to occur.

To connect with four schools in Edmonton, to support students who are no longer able to access food from schools, who now receive a hot meal hamper.

To support low income families with needs such as connecting to internet, school supplies, utilities, rent, and moving costs (for families leaving domestic violence).

To purchase groceries and bus passes for students and families of M.E. LaZerte High School.

To video a baroque concert, with no audience, to be streamed to patrons.

In support of office space for the Zanzibari Community Association.