This category is donated free of charge by the this directory to all non-profit clubs, societies and foundations serving Edmonton and area. If you would like to have your web site listed here please click here to contact us and we will be happy to list your site for you. |
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Aboriginal Youth Network, Edmonton
The AYN was brought about due to the social and health issues that Aboriginal youth face due to the break down of Aboriginal Culture in Canada. With this website, we are attempting to unite youth and bring cultural identity to youth across the country. Our goal is to provide a place where youth can find information that they may find useful in their everyday lives. |
Alliance Française of Edmonton
At the Alliance Française of Edmonton you are able to take French courses. Our members meet during scheduled cultural events. You will make friends, communicate with them in French at la Cité Francophone or other meeting places. |
Association of Canadian Clubs
Canadian Clubs across Canada and around the world. Canadian Clubs are not-for-profit, non-partisan organizations dedicated to promoting Canadian identity, encouraging Canadian unity, and fostering an interest in public affairs and Canadian institutions. |
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Edmonton Arts Council, Edmonton
The Edmonton Arts Council (EAC) is a non-profit society funded by the City of Edmonton. The EAC serves the arts community in several ways. |
Edmonton Métis Cultural Dance Society, Edmonton
Formed in 1999 in order to preserve and promote the traditions of Métis Performing Arts and Music. Since, we have developed a number of instructional programs, educational media, and of course the annual Métis Fest in order to expose the young and old of all communities to the richness of the Canadian Métis Heritage. |
Edmonton Numismatic Society, Edmonton
This site is here for you, the numismatist, to enjoy and learn from. It is our intent to provide current information on ENS activities and to publish new & old information on the hobby of coin and paper money collecting. If you have any comments we would like to hear from you. |
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Girl Guides of Canada
Vision: Every girl in Canada wants to be and can be a Member of Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du Canada: a vibrant, dynamic Movement for girls, shaping a finer world. Mission: Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du Canada is a movement for girls, led by women. |
Highlands and District Community League, Edmonton
The Highlands Community League supports 1,200 households by offering many services and programs for all ages and interests. Last year the Highlands Community League had 236 members and raised over $4500 for community uses. |
Hindu Society of Alberta, Edmonton
The Hindu Society of Alberta, a Cultural, Social and Religious Institute was founded in 1967. Since its inception, it has been catering the Cultural, Social and Religious needs of the groups and individuals whose way of life has been influenced noticeably by Hindu Culture. |
Medicine River Wildlife Centre, Spruce View
The Medicine River Wildlife Centre works to rehabilitate and release injured and orphaned wild animals from across Alberta. MRWC currently treats over 1200 animals annually. One very important facet of the mandate of MWRC is public education. The centre conducts numerous public education programs in our education facility, speaks to visitors to the centre, and presents informative programs in schools and nearby communities. |
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Northern Alberta Radio Club (NARC), Edmonton
A history dating back to 1921 at which time we were known as the Teepee Wireless Radio School . We are considered to be one of the oldest clubs in Canada. The club is active in many areas of amateur radio. |
Northern Lites Synchronized Skating Club, Edmonton
The Northern Lites Synchronized Skating Club was started in 1982 with one team and 16 skaters. Twenty-two years later, it has grown to a club with six teams and over 100 skaters. We are looking for people of all ages that want to learn the finest form of figure skating out there, and those who want to join not only a club and a team, but a family as well! |
Rotary District 5370, Edmonton
Welcome to the Rotary District 5370 website. On it you will find information about each District Committee, contact numbers for the members, names of Presidents and Secretaries of each of the District Clubs, and how you can reach them. This replaces the former hard copy directory and will prove invaluable in communicating Rotarian to Rotarian and Club to Club. |
Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation, Edmonton
The Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation provides a vital link to the thousands of individuals and organizations from our community and abroad that choose to offer their support to the Royal Alexandra Hospital. Whether for extra patient comfort, research, education, or new equipment, donor contributions provide many benefits to patients that otherwise might not be available. |
Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Warrior, Edmonton
Sea Cadets is an organization for young men and women from the ages 12 - 18. The cadets learn sailing, drill, naval traditions, seamanship etc. as well as attending some weekend and summer camps. |
Scouts Canada
Our mission: To contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society. |
The Bavarian Schuhplattlers of Edmonton
Formed in 1971 by three couples who wanted to preserve the culture and traditions of their Heimat in Bavaria. Their early performances were mainly in the Edmonton Hofbräuhaus. The costumes worn by these members were actually hand-sewn by the Mädels; later, the group imported their Tracht from the Chiemgau area of Bavaria. |
The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Edmonton
The RASC, as it is generally called, has been a national society since 1903, and has roots dating to 1868. Membership in the RASC and the Edmonton Centre provides a unique opportunity for anyone interested in astronomy, whether just beginning or experienced, to have links with other amateur and professional astronomers across Canada, and to share with others in observing the sky. |
The Royal Canadian Legion
The Legion was founded in November, 1925 in Winnipeg, Manitoba and was incorporated by special Act of Parliament, Charter issued in July 1926. The principal objectives of the Legion were to provide a strong voice for World War I veterans and advise the government on veterans' issues. These goals were maintained in the years leading up to 1939. During World War II, the Legion increased efforts to help veterans and returned service members, provided education support and in-theatre comfort for serving personal at home and abroad. |
Youth One, Edmonton
We are here because Edmonton needs a place where our youth can meet and greet, argue and listen, support and find support - without being restricted by social barriers. Here's where you can speak out, reach out, veg out. |
