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Since establishment in 1996, over $8,679,700 has been granted to charities and municipalities helping our local communities thrive.
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The Battle River Community Foundation was created by residents of municipalities in Camrose and Flagstaff Counties, including the city, towns, villages and rural areas, to serve as a conduit between the long-term charitable intentions of donors and existing or emerging needs in their communities.
The Foundation’s primary purpose is to accept donations, invest the donations and distribute the investment income according to the wishes of donors expressed at the time the donations are made.
Since its establishment in 1996, over $8,679,700 has been granted to charities and municipalities which are encouraged to consider the Foundation as a source of funding for projects and activities related to education, health and well-being, arts and culture, recreation and more.
Battle River Community Foundation is taking part in the Community Services Recovery Fund – a $400 million investment in Community Services Organizations
Now more than ever, Community Service Organizations (charities, non-profits, and Indigenous Governing Bodies) are playing a key role in addressing persistent and complex social problems faced by all Canadians.
The Community Services Recovery Fund is a $400 million investment from the Government of Canada to support charities, non-profits, and Indigenous Governing Bodies as they focus on how to adapt their organizations for pandemic recovery.
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BRCF Grants $2,000 to SOS Program Camrose (Service Options for Seniors) Society
The Battle River Community Foundation awarded a $2,000 grant to SOS Program Camrose (Service Options for Seniors) Society. Battle River Community Foundation Board Member Carol Rollheiser presents the cheque to Leslie Barott, Community Resource Specialist for SOS...
BRCF Awarded a $2,600 Grant to Sedgewick United Church for the Merna Church and Cemetery Association
The Battle River Community Foundation awarded a $2,600 grant to the Sedgewick United Church for the Merna Cemetery which is now the responsibility of the Church. Battle River Community Foundation Treasurer, Neil Lunty, presents the cheque to Debbie Leslie,...
BRCF Awards $17,500 to the City of Camrose Public Library Board
The Battle River Community Foundation awarded a $17,500 grant to The City of Camrose Public Library Board. Battle River Community Foundation Board Member Carol Rollheiser presents the cheque to The City of Camrose Public Library Board Director, Carol Williams and...
BRCF Awards a $2,000 grant to Daysland Hospital Foundation
The Battle River Community Foundation awarded a $2,000 grant to the Daysland Hospital Foundation. Battle River Community Foundation Treasurer, Neil Lunty presents the cheque to Daysland Hospital Foundation Vice-Chair, Jerry Saik. This grant is to assist with the...
BRCF Awards $1,400 to Camrose and District Senior Centre Society
The Battle River Community Foundation awarded a $17,500 grant to The City of Camrose Public Library Board. Battle River Community Foundation Board Member Carol Rollheiser presents the cheque to The City of Camrose Public Library Board Director, Carol Williams and...