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The modern, international class Museum at Campbell River offers vibrant exhibits unfolding the rich heritage of First Nations cultures and development of coastal lifestyles, especially in relation to logging, fishing and the unique experience of floathouse life. The nationally important collection holds ethnographic, historic, archaeological and archival material of the northern Vancouver Island area; the Museum also has year-round programs, a Museum Shop specializing in original First Nations art and "history outdoors" including west coast native plant gardens and large artifacts.

Children from grades 1 through 10 can expect an exciting and adventurous summer of activities along the shores of Pine Lake, Alberta. Parents can rest assured that the health and happiness of their children are the camp's first priority and that the camp is accredited by The Alberta Camping Association. Through the camp's awesome array of activities and innovative programs, children will not only have fun, develop lifelong friendships, Jewish traditions and magical memories but will also develop skills and competencies that will stay with them throughout their lives.

Camrose Public Library was organized in November of 1919. The library has been at it's latest location since 1991 and is in need of an expansion or larger building. CPL is the largest library in Parkland Regional Library System. Key clients are the residents of the City and County of Camrose.

The Halifax Association for Community Living (HACL) is a grass roots, family-based, charitable organization serving children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities as well as offering support to their families in the Halifax Regional Municipality.

We are a non-profit charitable organization that is committed to preserving the amazing history of baseball through our museum and promote the exciting future of baseball through our summer camp and our 32 acre site.

CFC accelerates the careers of the brightest talent in film, television, screen acting, music and digital media. A charitable organization, CFC is committed to promoting and investing in Canada's diverse talent; providing exhibition, financial, and distribution opportunities, industry collaborations and creative partnerships for top creative content leaders. CFC makes a significant cultural and economic contribution to Canada by launching the country's most creative ideas and voices to the world. For more details, visit cfccreates.com

Because democracies rely upon a well-educated citizenry, CCLET’s mission is to engage Canadians in developing the habits they need to participate in the democratic process. Among the outreach programmes of the Canadian Civil Liberties Trust are Civil Liberties in the Schools and Teaching Civil Liberties. These programs focus on getting students to ask critical questions about their rights and freedoms. By shining the light of inquiry on unfairness, we begin the process of change. Through CCLET guest speakers, conferences, and workshops for schools and community organizations, participants are engaged in lively discussions about their rights and freedoms and the important legal and civil liberties issues created by a pluralistic society. Particular emphasis is on providing programmes for student teachers, and high school law and social studies students.

The Canadian Crafts Federation (CCF) is the only national arts service organization representing Provincial and Territorial craft councils and the Canadian crafts sector.

The Canadian Football Hall of Fame and Museum was established in 1963 to preserve, commemorate, and exhibit the history of football in Canada at all levels, including: professional, amateur, and junior football. The museum opened in its current location in 1972 and features artifact collections of consisting of trophies, helmets, playing equipment, game balls, jerseys, jackets, flags, photographs, and films. The collections form a major part of the on-site and off-site exhibitions. Past off-site exhibits have been featured at the Grey Cup Festival in 2009 and 2010, as well as Touchdown Atlantic in 2010. Each year a Selection Committee of learned football individuals from across the country, elect up to seven individuals for induction into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Consideration is given in two categories: builders and players. Induction ceremonies take place once a year and include a formal induction dinner as well as a Hall of Fame football game.

The CIC is a not for profit organization that provides the muslim community of greater Edmonton and Northern Alberta with religious and social services and educational and cultural programs; while helping and contributing to the betterment of its Canadian society at large.

CMHA HRB provides support, including case management, justice services and crisis support, to people who have mental health and/or addiction concerns. They also offer education about mental health/addictions and information about community services. More information is available at www.cmhahrb.ca.

For more information on CMHA in Alberta, visit http://www.cmha.ab.ca.