To build the fund development capacity of the United Way.

A financial literacy program with a matched savings component to assist people in moving out of poverty.

To support a collective impact initiative aiming to end poverty in Edmonton within a generation.

A collaboration between the university and community agencies to create and mobilize evidence-based knowledge to improve the development of children, youth, families, and communities.

To provide post secondary students with internships in the non-profit sector.

To support start-up costs and a coordinator position to provide trauma-informed, culturally appropriate, clinical care to refugees.

To increase the capacity of the non-profit sector to use and understand data.

To support collaboration between five large social service agencies, including pooling resources to better support clients, and advocacy on behalf of the 30,000 people they represents.

To create a supportive environment for learning from both an Indigenous and western point of view.

To provide holistic integration services for Syrian refugee families, driven and informed by the specific needs of that community.

To provide peer support and family support for people receiving services through the Access 24/7 mental health clinic.

To break down Islamophobia and to advance disability rights.

To improve the social determinants of health for African, Caribbean, and Black people in Alberta.

To expand a free after school music education program offered five days a week.

To support social justice research, providing the community with more resources to understand social issues in Edmonton.