To hire an online event planner for planning and executing online programs, conferences, and classes.

To update laptops, printer, and other equipment to increase their ability to work remotely.

To reimagine their annual Dancing in the Park event, to showcase the work of young, emerging artists whose careers are likely to be the most effected by the pandemic.

To offer a weekly online masterclass to engage with emerging, professional artists, and the general public.

To purchase a commercial dishwasher, new toys, and classroom materials to be in compliance with COVID 19 regulations and ensure a safe environment.

To provide online content for both adults and youth by supporting artists to direct and host programming.

To partner with the U of A to conduct a study to understand aerosol production from brass and woodwinds.

To purchase new software to work securely, remotely, and a new phone system that could work outside a physical office.

To address loneliness among seniors by purchasing additional technology to allow regular video visitation with loved ones and increased access to online recreation and entertainment from around the world.

To develop and deliver an online mental, physical, social support and wellness program for girls ages 12 to 18 years.

A virtual Diabetes Camp (D-Camp) experience for children, youth and families living with type 1 diabetes from Edmonton.

To offer a virtual version of the annual holiday production of Enchanted Antlers to schools, in and around, the Alberta Avenue revitalization area.

To add space to support more participants in a respite centre and to grow usage of a lending library.

To purchase a laptop for the trainer and webcams for the fosters, so they can see each other and provide dogs advanced training.

To purchase a laptop for the trainer and webcams for the fosters, so they can see each other and provide dogs advanced training.