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Leading Alberta’s Green Movement
We give where we live
Leading Alberta’s Green Movement
We give where we live
Our Community Partners
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Ardrossan Dreamcatcher Nature Assisted Therapy Association
Dreamcatcher™ Nature Assisted Therapy is a psychology practice situated just a half-hour drive east of Edmonton. The team is dedicated to helping children, youth, and adults find healing, balance, confidence, and happiness that contribute to their personal growth.
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Boys & Girls Club Of Strathcona County
BGC Strathcona County has served the County community since 2001, enriching the lives of 2500 children and youth annually through after-school, spring break and summer camp programs that offer fun, challenging experiences and activities focused on healthy living, personal growth, learning, and community involvement. Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to the Boys & Girls Club of Strathcona Country when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
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Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society Northern Alberta (CPAWS)
CPAWS Northern Alberta has championed the protection of Alberta’s diverse natural heritage since its establishment in 1968 as the first regional chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. CPAWS is Canada’s pre-eminent, non-profit wilderness protection organization. Together, they are working to keep at least half of Canada’s public land and water wild – forever. Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to CPAWS when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
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CKUA Radio Network
As Alberta’s donor-supported broadcaster, CKUA has been delivering a diverse range of music and thoughtful programming. CKUA takes pride in being the voice of Alberta for music, arts, and culture.
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Festival Place Cultural Arts Foundation (FPCAF)
The Festival Place Cultural Arts Foundation (FPCAF) is committed to supporting and promoting Festival Place in Sherwood Park. They support the community’s emerging artists through grants, promotion and collaboration with schools and other community groups. Its mission is to help increase the awareness of local artists and to support their artistic development through the furthering of their schooling, mentoring and exposure. Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to the FPCAF when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
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Muscular Dystrophy Canada
The mission of Muscular Dystrophy Canada is to enhance the lives of those affected with neuromuscular disorders by continually working to provide ongoing support and resources while relentlessly searching for a cure through well funded research. Its vision is to find a cure for neuromuscular disorders in our lifetime. Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to Muscular Dystrophy Canada when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
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Parents Empowering Parents Society
Parents Empowering Parents (PEP) Society is dedicated to assisting and instructing families who are confronting the consequences of substance abuse in both young and adult children.
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Saffron Centre
The mission of Saffron Centre is to work to support the healing and empowerment of those who have been affected by sexual assault, abuse and sexual violence; and to promote change in attitudes, beliefs and social norms. Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to the Saffron Centre when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
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The AltView Foundation For Gender Variant And Sexual Minorities
The altView Foundation for Gender Variant and Sexual Minorities reduces stigmatization and isolation around queer people and ideas by providing advocacy, education and support to Albertans. (The foundation uses queer as a positive identity label that serves as an umbrella for many individuals who might otherwise use Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Trans as their personal descriptors.) Park Power donates 10% of its electricity profits to the altView Foundation when a customer designates that they want to support them during sign up.
