We are a registered Charitable organization functioning within Alberta. Our ultimate goal is to provide a better and brighter life for children, youth, adults & seniors through sports, education & social activities. We run many campaigns and work with different organizations, entrepreneurs & communities to improve the quality of life and nourish young minds to be successful in the future.

The Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society represents a vibrant community of more than 600 members united by a shared commitment to preserving Ukrainian-Canadian heritage in Edmonton, AB and the surrounding region. Founded in 1984 as a not-for-profit charitable organization, FOUVS has spent three decades building meaningful connections between people and history through its work at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. The organization's heart lies in its mission to help present and future generations experience and understand an authentic pioneer past, grounded in strong visionary leadership and genuine community partnership. FOUVS embodies the philosophy that "it takes a community to raise a village," actively welcoming new members to join their ongoing preservation efforts. The Society fosters deep relationships with supporters through diverse engagement opportunities, from membership programs offering exclusive perks to annual fundraising events like their 5/50 raffle. Beyond financial contributions, FOUVS values the personal connections built with donors, volunteers, and members who collectively champion the Village's recovery and growth. The organization demonstrates remarkable resilience, recently mobilizing community support to help the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village recover from significant challenges. FOUVS members aren't simply supporters—they're partners in a meaningful endeavor to keep history alive and ensure that Ukrainian-Canadian stories continue to inspire and educate. Whether through donations, membership, or volunteer participation, the Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society invites Edmonton area residents to become part of a legacy dedicated to honoring heritage and building community understanding across generations.

Since its establishment as a national organization on June 14, 1944, the Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League of Canada has served as a vital bridge connecting faith, heritage, and community service. The Edmonton, AB-based organization unites women of the Ukrainian Catholic faith across Canada with a mission centered on proclaiming the Risen Christ while nurturing Ukrainian cultural heritage and supporting authentic Christian living. At its heart, the UCWLC is a community-driven organization dedicated to helping members recognize and live out their spiritual vocations. The organization operates through grassroots branch-parish chapters that form the foundation of its work, where women gather for mutual support, spiritual growth, and collective action. These local communities organize everything from traditional cultural workshops teaching age-old Ukrainian arts and crafts to direct service initiatives caring for the sick, elderly, and vulnerable members of their parishes and neighborhoods. What distinguishes the UCWLC is its holistic approach to member development and community transformation. The organization recognizes that authentic Christian life encompasses spiritual depth, cultural pride, family strength, and social responsibility. Members participate in letter-writing campaigns for legislative advocacy, organize Marches for Life and pro-life initiatives, support religious and Ukrainian schools, and provide honor guards at funerals for deceased members. The organization also maintains active connections with international partners through the World Federation of Ukrainian Women’s Organizations and supports humanitarian efforts, including recent support for the First Female Veterans Space ReHub in Lviv. With a Federal Charter since 1980 and triennial national congresses bringing members together, the UCWLC represents a living community of women committed to strengthening the Church, preserving Ukrainian identity, and serving Canadian society with compassion and conviction.

For nearly four decades, Red Deer Native Friendship Society has been a cornerstone of support for Indigenous families, youth, elders, and children transitioning to urban life in Red Deer, AB. Founded in 1984, this Aboriginal charitable agency has grown to become an essential community resource, grounded in the spirit of friendship and guided by cultural wisdom and traditional teachings that honor the Treaty 7 Blackfoot and Treaty 6 Cree territories where it operates. RDNFS serves as a bridge connecting community members to their cultural values and traditional teachings while addressing practical needs that support well-being and successful adjustment to life in Red Deer. The organization's mission centers on building an empowered community through culturally responsive housing, community development, and youth programming that embraces the complete medicine wheel approach to wellness. By providing cultural and spiritual connections to all people—both Indigenous and non-Indigenous—RDNFS nurtures an engaged community while fostering positive relationships and awareness of Indigenous culture throughout Red Deer. The Society's work extends beyond individual services to systemic community building. Through four core initiatives—capacity building, community and family supports, youth programming, and cultural awareness—RDNFS creates spaces where cultural diversity is understood and respected. The organization offers referrals for housing, food, clothing, education, and employment while extending genuine friendship and advocacy. RDNFS demonstrates deep commitment to its vision of a community without need, where all people have access to healthy, safe belonging and the opportunity to thrive while maintaining connection to Indigenous heritage and wisdom.

Right to Learn Afghanistan, headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, is a community-driven registered charity with deep roots in advocacy for educational equity and human rights. Formerly known as Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan, the organization has evolved to become a leading voice for Afghan women's education, maintaining its commitment to those it serves while expanding its reach and impact across international platforms. The organization's partnership with UNESCO and its recognition by the Economic and Social Council underscore its dedication to upholding education as a fundamental human right. At its core, Right to Learn Afghanistan believes that quality education is transformative—it builds agency, restores dignity, and creates genuine choices for Afghan women and girls who have historically faced barriers to learning. The Calgary-based team works with purpose and passion, understanding that education extends beyond classrooms to encompass opportunity, empowerment, and hope for entire communities. By providing access to educational programs and resources, Right to Learn Afghanistan honors the resilience and potential of Afghan women and girls while building bridges between Canadian supporters and Afghan beneficiaries. The organization's mission reflects a profound belief that every person deserves the chance to learn, grow, and shape their own future, regardless of geographic or socioeconomic circumstances.

Established in 1992, the Polish Heritage Society of Edmonton has grown into a vital community anchor serving the Polish Canadian population throughout Edmonton, AB. As a non-profit charitable organization, they have dedicated over three decades to nurturing cultural connections and supporting community members at every life stage. The organization's heart lies in their commitment to caring for Polish seniors while simultaneously working to preserve and celebrate the rich heritage that defines their community. Operating on 3.63 acres of prime central Edmonton land, the Polish Heritage Society of Edmonton provides a physical and cultural gathering space where Polish Canadians can connect, celebrate, and strengthen their bonds. Their vision extends beyond individual services to encompassing the unification of diverse Polish organizations across Edmonton, AB, creating a stronger collective voice and presence. By fostering intergenerational relationships and ensuring cultural continuity, they work to instill in younger members a profound sense of belonging and community pride. The organization recognizes that heritage preservation and community revitalization go hand-in-hand, and their holistic approach addresses both the cultural and social needs of Edmonton's Polish community. Through their dedicated efforts, they ensure that Polish traditions, values, and identity remain vibrant and meaningful for current and future generations.