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Introducing Amanda Bell Senior Manager of Fund Development and Engagement
Introducing Amanda Bell Senior Manager of Fund Development and Engagement
We are excited to introduce Amanda Bell as our new Senior Manager of Fund Development and Engagement! We had a chance to ask Amanda a few quick questions about herself, what excites her about this work, and what we can expect for fund development and engagement in the coming months.
We’re participating in the 10th annual Giving Tuesday!
You may have heard of Giving Tuesday - a global day of giving that marks the ‘unofficial’ start of giving season across Canada. Giving Tuesday has become a special day for Canadians to donate their time, resources and talents to make an impact in their communities. This year we’re asking you to consider a Giving Tuesday donation to Skills Society. Your donation will support the meaningful inclusion of people with developmental disabilities in our community.
Fund Development at Skills Society 2022 AGM Report
Hi I’m Carmen Norris and I’ve been a member of the Skills Society board for 5 years. In more recent years, I’ve been part of the fund development committee where we’ve been working to move the needle on Skills Society’s strategic priority to increase financial resiliency. As you might remember from last year’s fund development report, we have been exploring and seeking to better understand the difference between fundraising and fund development
Helping People Thrive: Highlighting the Outreach Emergency Fund
Skills Society’s Vision is a community where all individuals are valued citizens deserving respect, dignity, and rights. In working towards this Vision we support the people we serve to thrive in five pillars of everyday life: home life, relationships, employment…
Giving Tuesday November 30th
Hello Friends of Skills Society! This year Skills Society is participating in Giving Tuesday – a global day of giving that marks the ‘unofficial’ start of giving season across Canada. On Tuesday, November 30th we’re asking you to consider a Giving Tuesday
Fund Development at Skills Society and Donor Recognition 2021 AGM Report
Each month I attend a meeting of the Skills Society Board and each month I am blown away by the way the Skills Society community comes together to travel an unpredictable path through uncharted terrain. Most days the path forward requires the many…
Happy Holidays To You & Yours
To: People we Support, Families, Guardians, Employees & Supporters of Skills Society Happy Holidays To You & Yours From: Skills Society Board and Senior Leadership December 3rd, 2020 Dear Skills Community, There is no doubt this is a…
Summer and Fall 2015 Newsletter
A Newsletter recapping some of the great things that Skills leaders, people we serve and volunteers have done in the Summer and Fall months of 2015. This Newsletter also provides information on upcoming Skills Society events.
Thank you to our volunteers!
“Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it” – William Arthur Ward Thank you to all our volunteers who give generously to make a positive difference in the lives of people with disabilities – Skills Society
Skills Society has an online shop now
We are excited to announce we have an online store. The store is currently selling Project Citizenship T-shirts and soon we will be selling art from the Making our Mark: Art and Citizenship exploration, Citizen hats, CommuniTEA Infusion T-shirts, Project Citizenship…
Award for Digital Philanthropy Innovation
We are honoured to announce that on July 19, 2014, Project Citizenship was awarded the 2014 Digital Alberta Award for Digital Philanthropy Innovation! Digital Alberta is an industry-led organization devoted to promoting and connecting the thriving digital media…
Community Spirit Grant
The Ministry of Alberta Culture and Community Spirit is in the 4th year of its Community Spirit Program. Part of the program makes provincial grants available to non-profits, based on the organization’s total cash donations from individual Albertans over a…