Seniors are looking for help to find Canadians with an unneeded vehicle - running or not? If you know of someone like this please immediately forward our brochure to them...They will receive a valuable donation receipt from Seniors Assisted Transportation Society of Greater Edmonton for the value of the vehicle...Really it is very easy as Donate a car does everything and the person receives the donation receipt from SATS!

Serve your community and earn some extra money.

The Edmonton Police Service Crime Prevnetion Unit will be conducting a Basic Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) course on February 14 and 15 of this year.   This course will provide participants with an understanding and tools to better protect their communities and properties.  We feel that you, or members of your respective organizations may benefit from attending this course. 

Be a part of a fun event to fight cancer! Countdown to February 23!

The Emerald Awards recognize extraordinary achievements by Albertans in protecting, preserving, enhancing and sustaining the environment.
Nominations are accepted in eleven categories, including Youth, Community Group, Individual Achievement and Small and Large Business.

With more than 130 Alberta municipalities, community leagues, and schools participating in Communities ChooseWell in 2011, the re-launch of this energizing health promotion program was a successful and memorable one.

 City West Community Support Society offers a free program "Unpack & Play" at different library branches, schools, churches and community leagues

Come and bring your families and friends to any Oil Kings games for only $15.00!

The EFCL is encouraging all leagues to look into the SNOW BUSTERS program that SAGE, a seniors organization, is running this winter. 

Starting a Guide Group is easy and there are a LOT of benefits

FunTeam act as an umbrella organization and is designed to guide parents, community-minded individuals and even student volunteers in the organization and implementation of sport in their own neighbourhood or community.

There’s more to the 3Rs than Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.  It’s time to go a step further and really embark on a new phase of the environmental Industrial Revolution.  With Spring at our doorstep, it is time to start the household upgrades and renovations.  The times, they are a changing… for the better!  This year, don’t settle for the basics, go for quality products that will extend the life of your home and tell a story of environmental triumph...

 YNC is a nature focused program with the goal of teaching children (primarily aged 5-10) and their families about nature. YNC membership kits and Explorer Days provide educational resources and opportunities for activities that promote being outdoors, observing nature, scientific investigation, environmental stewardship, and healthy living. YNC strives to share the excitement of discovering nature and developing a younger generation of naturalists who are both knowledgeable in natural history and ecology and prepared to take action on behalf of the environment. Members of Young Naturalists explore and discover the natural world through hands on activities where they learn about plants, birds, bugs, fish and mammals, and the habitats where they are found. Young Naturalists work directly with a network of nature oriented organizations and institutions throughout Alberta, sharing resources for the purpose of education and creating excitement in youth about nature. The Young Naturalists program is aimed at the family becoming active as a unit where families will be encouraged to engage in nature activities with a focus on exploring the wild outdoors.

Discount for this fun medieval May event available for community league members!   Contact this team to come to your event.

Communities ChooseWell supports, empowers and recognizes communities that are making an effort to promote and create opportunities for their citizens to eat healthier and be more active. It’s a free program, funded by Alberta Health and Wellness and managed by the ARPA. We encourage municipalities or communities within larger municipalities, such as community leagues, to register. We currently have 8 community leagues/associations registered, including The Ridge and Lessard in Edmonton.

 Community volunteers plan to transform an alley into a lively street.   Give your ideas. Come to the Alley of Light Open House,  April 10^th. 

Telus offers each league a giveaway for their events.  You may claim one per year.  Last year almost every league took advantage of the Free Family Pass offer.  Get in touch with them to find out what they can do for you

info@telusworldofscienceedmonton.com

780-452-9100 - Administration Offices (Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)

Join Us for a Film Screening on April 17th
The Environmental Law Centre and partners invite you to the Edmonton premiere screening of the film  A Chemical Reaction.
 

Everything from baseball tickets, to volunteer recognition, to resources, to becoming a charity, and free seedling . . .

Start an indoor garden through Cityfarm’s Little Green Thumbs Program and entertain your kids this summer at the same time

As one of the Edmonton Board members of RETA (Responsible Electricity Transmission for Albertans), I thought I would update Edmonton community league members on our most recent progress to get the proposed 500 kilovolt double-circuit Heartland power line buried whenever it runs near homes, schools, daycares, hospitals and environmentally sensitive areas:

How do we make Edmonton a safer place to live, work and play? Truth is, everyone has a role to play. And, it starts with a ‘can-do’ attitude that reflects the ability of people to help, contribute, participate and lead a culture of community safety. In a practical sense, how can this be achieved?

Laurier Heights has a wood  hockey board system, approximately 190 x 85, with recently renovated wood upgraded. 

A new group supported by Bonnie Doon and Strathcona Community Leagues has formed to spearhead getting a bylaw to preserve and protect Edmonton's mature trees.

Getting Involved!www.gettinginvolved.ca   Is online service that offers free consultations to youth looking to  become involved in their communities or in community groups in Edmonton.

The Edmonton Rush Lacrosse Club plays their next home game at 1:30 pm on Sunday February 21^st at Rexall Place. Come out and bring the family for an entertaining game of Lacrosse

Seniors Assisted Transportation Society of Greater Edmonton (SATS) are a non-profit transportation organization which provides low-cost transportation service to low-income elderly seniors in Edmonton. In order to serve more seniors who have been waiting for a long time to get in our service, we now need to recruit as more volunteer drivers as possible.

You reduce your personal environmental impact.
Conventional electricity production is among the largest industrial sources of carbon dioxide, a primary greenhouse gas linked to climate change. Electricity production is also a major source of pollutants that contribute to poor air quality and smog conditions. Leading environmental groups, including WWF-Canada, the David Suzuki Foundation and the Pembina Institute, advocate choosing clean, renewable power as a meaningful action that individuals can take to help address the global issue of climate change. Buying green electricity from a green provider reduces your personal electricity-related emissions footprint.

potentially identifying/using an outdoor hockey rink for lacrosse practices

TechSoup Canada's mission is to provide access to donated software from 25 donor partners, such as Microsoft, Adobe, Intuit, Symantec, and more.

Register Your League today with TechSoup Canada to begin requesting donated software!

We are currently looking for community space for our 2009 – 2010 program season beginning September. This will include both program (Class) space as well as performance space for our youth productions.

EISA is a non-profit organization that for thirty years has been providing services to assist new immigrants, refugees, first generation Canadians and immigrant groups regardless of age, gender, religion, nationality or ethnic origin in order to facilitate their full integration in Canadian society. By sharing talents, knowledge and time, volunteers make a significant contribution toward the successful integration and well-being of newcomers.  Join our dedicated and experienced volunteers and make a difference in the lives of newcomers to Canada

Alectra is currently looking for community space for our 2009 – 2010 program season beginning September. This will include both program (Class) space as well as performance space for our youth productions.

Available : fitness centre in the southwest side of Edmonton

The Report on Edmonton’s Children and Youth was released on February 9th, 2009.  In order to ensure we are producing a useful resource for the community, and to continue to build on the quality of the report, it is important that we hear from colleagues, agencies, community members, businesses and others that have accessed it.

The Edmonton John Howard Society, through the Family Violence Prevention Centre offers the FURNITURE DONATION and MOVING PROGRAM. 

We collect donations of decent used furniture, the basics (beds, dressers, tables/chairs, etc. and limited other items such as: dishes, pots & pans, and cutlery, pictures, bedding etc.  All of these donations are collected and then donated back to those who are affected by domestic violence, such as women and children, seniors etc

Front Yards in Bloom is a successfully running program that is asking leads to get in touch with their community members.

Short stories, puzzles, coloring pages and more, kidsafe sends a good message in fun activities and is free - contact them for copies.

Looking for a good deal on a great set of hockey nets?

SCHOOL SURPLUS      You may be asking “What happens if items are not required by other school sites”?

Did you know that Edmonton Public Schools has a vehicle for making excess furniture, equipment and supplies available to other school districts, no-profit organizations, daycares and the public at large through our Community Portal.

The town-hall style discussion will follow a talk entitled, "Flu Pandemic Risk What Can You Do?".  The talk will contain useful facts about flu pandemics and will help people make informed statements about their strategies for survival.  The talk and research will be conducted by Dr. Barker.