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The Alberta SPCA was so helpful with my animal-related questions. Great educational resources and information all about animal welfare on their site.
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Community Service & Charitable Organizations near Spring Lake AB (262 Result(s))
Goodwill is a community based not for profit organization serving disabled and special needs persons. Goodwill opened their doors in 1949, and since then put in 86,706 hours of service helping the community by providing employment services, clothing donations, and volunteer experience. We enhance lives by providing meaningful employment and work experience.
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iWonder Development Inc, in Spruce Grove, AB, help charitable and non-profit organisations be more efficient for the communities they support. Contact us today to kearn more about our services!
MOWW Make Our World Well is a Charitable Not-For-Profit organization established in loving memory of Michael Westover. Our family and friends plan events that bring us together to raise funds for MOWW. The new Paradiso home in Arusha, Tanzania was built by donations to MOWW and we continue to support the 26 children living at the Paradiso orphanage. Helping others is a part of our healing, our mission and our journey forward.
Mechet Charities Limited holds and maintains the casino charity license for the Enoch Cree Nation. AGLC has received Mechet Charities Limited application and has now been deemed eligible to receive their casino license. The license will be issued upon the day River Cree Resort and Casino opens.
Co-Management of Health services is based on a viable partnership between First Nations community representatives and the First Nations and Inuit Health. The goal of this partnership is to develop strategies leading to community health programs of direct client benefit.
Goodwill is a community based not for profit organization serving disabled and special needs persons. Goodwill opened their doors in 1949, and since then put in 86,706 hours of service helping the community by providing employment services, clothing donations, and volunteer experience. We enhance lives by providing meaningful employment and work experience.
The Alberta SPCA protects, promotes and enhances the well-being of animals in Alberta. Our Peace Officers enforce the Animal Protection Act in Alberta, ensuring animals are not in distress, as well as to provide information to owners on how to provide appropriate care for companion animals and livestock. Our Education Department offers resources to teachers in Alberta so they can include the principles of Humane Education in their classrooms. Our One Family Welfare Department offers temporary care for pets of people in crisis situations including family violence, homelessness, and emergency medical situations.
If you know of an animal in distress or cases of animal abuse in areas of Alberta outside of Calgary and Edmonton, please call us now.
Ducks Unlimited Canada in Edmonton is a charitable and non-profit organization dedicated to promoting wetland conservation. It is also part of an international conservation program that strives to restore waterfowl populations to average levels. Contact Ducks Unlimited Canada to find out more about wetland conservation.
The Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta makes a difference by enriching and supporting the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. Through our programs, services and collaborations, we advocate and promote awareness, acceptance and understanding for persons with disabilities to live, learn and work in the community.
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