Our Community Partners

Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta inspires girls in the Wood Buffalo region to be strong, smart, and bold, providing a girls-only environment since affiliating with Girls Incorporated in 2004.

Wood Buffalo Regional Library supports the community by building connections through information, technology, creativity, and inclusive programs, inspiring dreams and limitless possibilities.

DEEP Summer Academy offers high school students hands-on experience in cutting-edge STEM research, led by graduate students in a collaborative and supportive environment that fosters creativity and exploration.

The City of Waterloo Museum is a vibrant community museum featuring ever-changing exhibits and engaging programs that highlight the region’s rich history and culture.

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board operates 151 schools and adult education sites, dedicated to providing safe, caring, healthy, and inclusive learning and working environments.

Nuclear Promise X is committed to combating the climate crisis by making nuclear energy more cost-effective through modern tools and technologies, focusing on data security and regulatory compliance, and fostering innovation through collaboration with utilities, vendors, and community partners.

The Caribbean Canadian Association of Waterloo Region is a non-profit dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for the Caribbean community through culturally sensitive programs, support, and advocacy, while promoting their social, cultural, and economic interests.

Kitchener Public Library invites the community to dynamic spaces where connections are made, ideas flourish, and lives are transformed.

Frontlines Toronto is a youth organization for ages 6 to 29, offering leadership skills, homework clubs, culinary programs, health education, summer camps, and more, creating a thriving environment for young people.

WiCS promotes gender equity in computing at the University of Waterloo by supporting diverse students and fostering community, empowerment, and mentorship.

University of Waterloo Engineering Outreach sparks young people’s curiosity in science and engineering through hands-on activities and programming led by enthusiastic university students, with a focus on grades one to twelve and under-represented groups.

The Oil Sands Discovery Centre offers a unique and memorable experience that inspires a lifelong interest in science and technology.

Waterloo Public Library, serving the City of Waterloo fosters a love of reading and lifelong learning with its extensive collection, digital resources, engaging programs, and welcoming spaces.

Rehoboth Alliance helps youth, women, children, and families achieve their goals with dignity and respect, fostering a safe and supportive environment that encourages healthy lifestyle choices and inclusiveness.

Cape Breton University drives innovation and thought leadership to create a global academic experience and sustainable future, offering diverse programs in a supportive environment surrounded by natural beauty and vibrant culture.

Fort McMurray Catholic School District is committed to providing every child with a quality education through a diverse range of programming tailored to their needs.

Syncrude has been a pioneer in the industry, with its Mildred Lake site opening in 1978 and over 55 years of innovation, developing key technologies that enhance environmental and economic performance.

YWCA Regina empowers women, youth, and children to reach their full potential, offering safe opportunities for growth and hope for a brighter future.

Sarnia-Lambton Library provides a welcoming space with diverse collections and programs that foster a love of reading and lifelong learning for the community.

Shad is a month-long program for grade 10 and 11 students featuring hands-on learning, design team projects, university exploration, mentorship, vulnerability training, and connections with passionate Gen Z innovators.

Big Brothers Big Sisters has supported the health and well-being of youth by pairing them with caring adults to overcome adversities and improve their physical, mental, social, emotional, and academic outcomes.

Fort McMurray Boys and Girls Club transforms the lives of vulnerable children and youth through safe spaces and evolving programs, focusing on Youth Mental Health, Indigenous Youth, and Inclusive Programming.

High River Library fosters community access, learning, and discovery with diverse library services, programs, and materials for all ages and interests.

Calgary Public Library offers tools and spaces for intellectual freedom and idea exchange, fostering community healing and growth through meaningful dialogue, shared understanding, and respectful collaboration.

Justin Slade Youth Foundation is a non-profit that empowers youth ages 12-17 through organized programs, community engagement, and a casual drop-in center that fosters valuable social interactions.

Keyano College provides diverse educational programs and training across various sectors, focusing on industry needs, personal enrichment, and supporting Indigenous Education in the Wood Buffalo region.

Startup YMM, an initiative of the Wood Buffalo Regional Innovation Network (WBRIN), supports regional entrepreneurs by fostering innovation, growth, and a strong entrepreneurial culture.