Alberta Charities


Did you know the Alberta Children’s Hospital cares for more than 100,000 kids every year?

Every child deserves access to the best care possible. By supporting our efforts with a donation, you are helping these experts continue to deliver that kind of care to kids who need it, when they need it.

As the official fundraising body for the Alberta Children’s Hospital, all money raised by the Foundation is re-invested in the hospital and child health needs in the region.

Through the generosity of our donors we are able to provide funding for family centred child health programs, specialized life-saving equipment and advanced pediatric research and education at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

The Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation is honoured to work with the dedicated team of caring professionals at the hospital and even prouder to be part a community that shares in the vision of a healthier future for our children.

When you donate your vehicle to the benefit of one of the participating charities below, you will receive a charitable tax receipt.¹

Promoting Health
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Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation childrenshospital.ab.ca

Did you know the Alberta Children’s Hospital cares for more than 100,000 kids every year?

Every child deserves access to the best care possible. By supporting our efforts with a donation, you are helping these experts continue to deliver that kind of care to kids who need it, when they need it.

As the official fundraising body for the Alberta Children’s Hospital, all money raised by the Foundation is re-invested in the hospital and child health needs in the region.

Through the generosity of our donors we are able to provide funding for family centred child health programs, specialized life-saving equipment and advanced pediatric research and education at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

The Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation is honoured to work with the dedicated team of caring professionals at the hospital and even prouder to be part a community that shares in the vision of a healthier future for our children.

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Centre for Autism Services Alberta centreforautism.ab.ca

Centre for Autism Services Alberta has been providing hope and support to families in our community affected by autism since 1997. The Centre empowers individuals with autism to reach their full potential through the delivery of programs and services for those affected by the disorder as young as 18 months of age. Your donation will go directly towards services that support and improve the quality of life of individuals with autism. Your generosity will help send a child to summer camp, enable a teen to develop the skills to make friends or help an adult find his first job. Your donation will make a difference in the life of a child, teen or adult with autism. For more information on how you can help someone with autism, please visit:

centreforautism.ab.ca



Inspiring Communities
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Canmore Young Adult Network www.cyancanmore.ca

CYAN’s mission is to strengthen Canmore by connecting young adults (18 to 35) with each other and local resources, while empowering young adult voices.

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Mountain Rose Women’s Shelter www.mrwsa.net

Our shelter is secure and staffed by people who understand your situation.

Shelters are seen as…..Shelters were seen as essential for the safety and protection of women and children. In Canada in 1973, the first shelters for women fleeing abuse opened in Toronto, Vancouver, Saskatoon and Calgary.

Shelters are committed to providing safety, competent and ethical care for women, children and seniors who access shelters in Alberta. Best practice requires an integrated community-based response to bring together law enforcement, criminal justice, health, education and community agencies in providing direct services.

The Principle of Responsibility to Society requires shelters to demonstrate concern for the welfare of society generally, and in this context for the welfare of women and families in society. Because it is unjust for segments of society to be devalued or abused, professionals have an ethical responsibility to use their knowledge and power to contribute to change. Shelters may play a leadership role in advocating for social change.

Family Violence is not a private matter…but rather a public issue that impacts on all members of society.


¹The charitable tax receipt amount will depend on the age and quality of your participating vehicle.

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