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Why Local Giving Matters More Than Ever

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This time of year, there can be added pressures with the holiday season. Overall, communities are experiencing an unprecedented rise in community need.


Local investment is one of the most effective ways to close that gap. When there is an identified need, we can mobilize to meet it.


Local giving strengthens the programs Aidronians rely on every day. It helps families struggling to pay rent, young people falling behind in school, newcomers facing isolation, and seniors navigating the challenges of aging in place. These issues affect every corner of our city, often quietly, often urgently.


There has never been a more important time to give locally. The impact is immediate and far-reaching.


So, to add to your wish list this holiday season, please make a line item to give back locally. Even a small amount helps. Or, the donation of your time is also equally valuable!


Here are just a few (out of many) as a list to contribute back to:


Airdrie Food Bank

Airdrie 1st Club Holiday Hamper Program

Airdrie Abilities Centre

Airdrie & District Community Foundation

Stephen's Backpacks

Airdrie Festival of Lights Society

BGC Airdrie Club

Airdrie Public Library (Donate a Book)

Airdrie Mental Health

Thumbs Up Foundation

Airdrie and District Victims Assistance

Community Links

Jamaican Hurricane Relief Fund

URSA Airdrie

Volunteer Airdrie



Kristen


 
 
 

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Airdrie is located on Treaty 7 territory. We acknowledge this land as the traditional home of the Blackfoot Confederacy, including the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai Nations, the Tsuut’ina Nation, and Stoney Nakoda Nations, comprising of the Goodstoney, Chiniki, and Bearspaw Nations. We also recognize that this land is home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, located within Rocky View Métis District 4.

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