To support CCVO as they examining the effects of the pandemic on non-profits in Alberta.

To provide staffing support at the refugee donation centre.

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

To support a collaborative effort by school boards and community agencies, which provides social service supports in schools with a high proportion of low income students, thereby improving academic outcomes.

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

To introduce students to careers in the non-profit sector by supporting summer internships at community agencies.

To support a collaborative initiative to connect Food Bank clients with other services that will address key barriers to success, such as literacy, education, employment, mental health, and food security.

To address issues of climate change and sustainable energy systems.

A community-driven initiative in five neighbourhoods to move people out of poverty.

In partnership with Ribbon Rouge, to improve the social determinants of health for African, Caribbean, and Black people in Alberta.

To examine the intersection of environmental activism and gender by supporting a participant from Northern Alberta to engage in a cohort that brings together people from across Canada.

To prevent evictions by providing a forgivable loan and to help people address the circumstances that put them at risk of eviction.

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

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

To build the fund development capacity of the United Way.