To purchase and install modern, engaging and accessible equipment for a new playground.

To develop a course for youth aged 15-24, to develop strategies for recognizing psychological risks and hazards, and to teach them to be advocates for positive mental health in the workplace, and at home.

To support the development of three education programs: 1) Hands-on, interactive field trip kits; 2) A teacher professional development program; and 3) A series of natural and constructed wetlands field trips (when safe to do so)

To provide individualized support to clients for system navigation and accessing cost free and low cost community services. Information and advocacy support will be provided for clients for improving their financial situation.

To support Edmontonians who struggle with hoarding behaviours and associated emotional distress by developing four curriculum-based support groups and two drop-in support groups.

To support vulnerable African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) people in Edmonton who have fallen through the social safety net using grassroots capacity building and community development initiatives.

To embark on a large-scale project that aims to lessen, or erase, the hierarchical structure of art making, implement anti-colonial practices and collectively learn from and create with artists outside the organization.

To hire a coordinator to support the health of maskêkosihk’s (Enoch Cree Nation’s) Indigenous youth by building capacity for sport and recreation.

To create an educational website to help keep seniors from falling victim to fraud, with a focus on Internet fraud. The website will be offered in four languages, including, English, French, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

To support a Mental Health Therapist position to provide intervention and prevention services to the growing number of children and youth impacted by mental health.

To support a one-year fellowship for aspiring artistic directors who identify as women or another marginalized gender community.

To hire a dedicated Volunteer Coordinator to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization, support the growing demand for their service, and to better serve clients.

To acquire the equipment that will allow the organization to transform the main floor Playhouse rehearsal hall into a fully equipped livestream/recording space, suitable for rentals at low cost.

To pilot the first national expansion of RISER by supporting the production, administrative, and creative resources that will allow the inaugural cohort to develop and present four bold new works of interdisciplinary performance.

To renovate a portion of their main floor to add a standalone gender-inclusive accessible washroom.