Who's Involved
We are grateful to the following community leaders who joined the conversation and have given their time and expertise to explore the BIG IDEA that is the Heartland Community Commons.
These organizations contributed staff time, expertise, space, and other resources to moving the project forward. This group came together in a very grassroots way to explore the immense potential of the BIG IDEA. Their insight and wisdom have shaped the vision for the HCC as a Commons that provides wraparound services to families using a non-profit daycare, and the provision of social services and referral services outside of regular business hours.
Current Members
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Founding Partners
Bridge Church actively seeks to promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. Partnership through the Heartland Community Commons project is the natural next step as we seek to holistically support and bless this region.
Continually engaging with families, government officials, and other nonprofit organizations, we understand the need for support and resources in our community.
Boys and Girls Club of Canada strives to offer children and youth from all economic, cultural and social backgrounds access to the resources, supports and opportunities that will enable them to overcome barriers and achieve their positive potential.
Working to leverages value-added opportunities for Alberta's abundant supply of natural raw resources to diversify the local economy, create job opportunities, invest in the community and capitalize on key geographic advantages.
Fort Saskatchewan Families First Society is a charitable organization serving families through early childhood development, parenting programs and family support.
ABC Head Start Society is a registered children's charity providing comprehensive family support and early learning programs that inspire brighter futures.
FCSS (Family and Community Support Services) offers social programs to positively shape the lives of individuals and families.