To purchase a second refrigerated truck and support the salary of lead position as the organization re-established or re-locates stops and builds to maximum capacity.

To develop and deliver training and recruitment appropriate Covid-19, including adapting volunteer recruitment and training to online.

To replace their existing keyboard, sound mixer board, and microphones to improve the sound quality for performances.

To cover the costs of a new Program Coordinator to oversee program delivery for the upcoming season.

To help stabilize the existing railings and add a second row of railings along the other side of the aisles.

To strengthen the program while building relationships and collaborative partnerships in the community and to access more opportunities to build sustainable funding.

To provide a 36 week, free family arts night to make art accessible to inner city families who could not otherwise afford creating family activity together.

To increase capacity and continue delivering a program that creates opportunities for active exploration of the local environment and constructed deep environmental knowledge of the work around us, while living in an urban setting.

To continue supporting an administrative position to ensure more collaborations and ability to respond to a growing organization.

To create an online employer portal that will enable the sharing of resources, to provide a fair and inclusive work environment, as well as promoting safety, apprenticeship completion, and career progression.

To facilitate a number of organizational and public activities that feature women as producers, creators, and performers of narratives surrounding their life experiences.

Young women will explore share their stories through a variety of methods, calumniating in a showcase event of their stories.

To reduce the barriers that racialized and marginalized women, girls, and trans folks face in accessing services at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton.

A story telling and publishing project in which young racialized girls in Edmonton voice their journey of identifying and developing strategies that have helped them navigate their daily challenges and opportunities as they walk between two worlds.

To design and develop a practical guide for gender inclusivity in the workshop.