Calgary Herald

LEARN ABOUT EIGHT LOCAL CHARITIES AND THE WORK THEY DO

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ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CALGARY

We provide support, care and education for local families impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia.

Our Vision: An inclusive and caring community where people impacted by dementia are valued and empowered.

Driven by the ever-changing needs of our community, our bold and caring approach will inspire a more dementia-inclusive community.

Your gift will help ensure the 20,000plus Calgarians living with dementia find the help they need.

WEBSITE: ALZHEIMERC­ALGARY.CA

PHONE: 403-290-0110

CHILDREN’S COTTAGE SOCIETY

Children’s Cottage Society offers programs, resources and support for vulnerable children and families to build strength and resiliency when they are faced with adversity.

As one of the Top 5 impact Calgary charities, and Top 10 impact charities for youth in Canada in 2022 as rated by Charity Intelligen­ce, we provide support and services at our Crisis Nursery, Brenda’s House and Family Resource Network.

Your giving will help our programs support more than 3,040 children and 1,562 families in adversity in Calgary and beyond. Impact the life of a child today. Visit our website to donate.

WEBSITE: CHILDRENSC­OTTAGE.AB.CA FACEBOOK PAGE: FACEBOOK.COM/ CHILDRENSC­OTTAGECALG­ARY

PHONE: 403-283-4200 HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY,

9 A.M. - 5 P.M.

CALGARY COUNSELLIN­G CENTRE

For 60 years, Calgary Counsellin­g Centre has provided counsellin­g services to all ages, supporting the community through many challengin­g times, including

COVID -19.

We have served over one million Calgarians with no wait-list or financial barriers. Those seeking mental health services get the help they need when they need it.

Help us support those seeking mental health services by making a donation today. Year-end donations will be matched up to

$135,000.

WEBSITE: CALGARYCOU­NSELLING.COM/

DONATE PHONE: 403-265-4980 HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY,

8:30 A.M. - 7:30 P.M.; FRIDAY, 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M.; SATURDAY, 9 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.

FRESH START RECOVERY CENTRE

One day, week and month at a time, Fresh Start Recovery Centre has reached a significan­t milestone — its 30th anniversar­y.

Fresh Start recovers lives by housing, treating and supporting people affected by addiction. They provide an abstinence­based, holistic approach to treatment that entails looking at the whole person and

helping them find healing in all areas of their lives.

This process provides an opportunit­y to build a strong foundation to achieve Fresh Start’s vision: “Every Individual — Recovery for Life.”

WEBSITE: FRESHSTART­RECOVERY.CA

PHONE: 403-387-6266 ADDRESS: 411, 41ST AVE. N.E., CALGARY

CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION

This year, give a gift that’s too big to wrap and supports our entire community.

With 21 locations and a robust digital library, the Calgary Public Library provides free programs, resources and services for all.

For as little as $10, you can help support newcomers, provide much-needed access to mental health resources, add inspiratio­n to someone’s life with a new book, and more.

Plus, until December 31, your donation will be doubled — one charitable gift becomes two.

WEBSITE: LIBRARYMAT­CH.CA

PHONE: 403-221-2002 HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF ALBERTA

Your donations are making a positive impact.

Donations is where our journey begins at Goodwill. Your support means, more

than ever before, Albertans with barriers to the workforce are finding meaningful employment.

These gently used household goods are being sold in our retail stores, with 90 per cent of funds raised going back into our mission.

Thank you, because for nearly 60 years, Goodwill is proud to be a part of the greater Calgary region and your contributi­ons continue to help our community.

WEBSITE: GOODWILL.AB.CA/DONATE

PHONE: 780-944-1414

CALGARY WILDLIFE REHABILITA­TION SOCIETY

Calgary Wildlife is the only accredited wildlife hospital within the City of Calgary, caring for injured and orphaned wildlife for more than 25 years.

They treat wildlife in distress and give them a safe place to recover before being released back into the wild.

Every year, they answer more than 10,000 calls from the public and take in an increasing number of wildlife.

Calgary Wildlife relies heavily on the generosity of Calgarians; please be a voice for wildlife and donate today.

WEBSITE: CALGARYWIL­DLIFE.ORG ADDRESS: 11555 85TH ST. N.W., CALGARY

KIDS UP FRONT CALGARY

Kids Up Front creates joy, promotes inclusion and strengthen­s communitie­s by connecting children and families to enriching experience­s — from empty seats to unforgetta­ble adventures.

The idea for our cause was sparked in Calgary in 1999 by John Dalziel,

a businesspe­rson impacted visually by the empty seats at a sporting event.

John envisioned these seats filled with deserving kids — kids who may never receive the opportunit­y to attend a hockey game or a concert due to financial or social circumstan­ces.

Since then, we have provided 650,000 experience­s valued at $21.5 million to

southern Alberta kids.

WEBSITE: KIDSUPFRON­T.COM/CALGARY

PHONE: 403-444-4318 ADDRESS: 110, 105 12TH AVE. S.E., CALGARY

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