Find non profit organizations in Calgary, AB. Listings include Calgary Stampede Queens' Alumni, Southview Community Association, Calgary, Stardale Women's Group, Calgary Ethiopian Community Association, Eco-Friendly Ganapati, Thoroughbred Lasting Careers - TLC.
Since 2015, registered in 2023. Make time daily to nurture your physical and Mental health.
Developing and supporting diverse voices in Calgary's theatre community.
Team Canada gathers images from Canadian photographers to create a team submission for entry into the
A non-profit organization dedicated to raising environmental awareness and sustainability.
🎶 No Auditions 🎤 3 Choirs to Choose From; 2 Public Performing Choirs - 1 mixed and 1 female voices and a Community Performance Choir 👇Signup Today https://archoirs.org/
A learn-by-doing club in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere. Supportive and encouraging evaluations help every member after a...
The official home of Southview Community Association in Calgary. News and events will be shared here,
Stardale Women’s Group is a charity that empowers Indigenous girls through lifeskills and literacy programming
The Central Alberta Historical Society [CAHS] promotes and encourages the study of the history of Alberta, focussing especially on the Central Alberta region. Our Speaker Series ru...
We provide long-term homes in a family environment, keeping homeless and at-risk girls safe, off the streets and in school.
Founded in 1969
The Big Hearted Mavericks is a group of 25 local businessmen dedicated to charitable fundraising and camaraderie!
Empowering young girls in Alberta to shine with confidence, grace, and community spirit. 👑
Supporting and promoting successful second careers for Thoroughbred horses in Alberta
Building healthier communities: Today, tomorrow, together.
The Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre is a Canadian non-governmental, non-profit organization. We are located in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.
Welcome to 2554 PPCLI Cadet Corps page. As one of the top Army Cadet Corps in Alberta we provide a free, challenging program for youth ages 12-18
Intercultural Dialogue Institute promotes interfaith cooperation, tolerance, and dialogue by highlighting differences and shared values.