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Celebrating 55 Years in our Community
This Year, 2013, represents United Way of South Eastern Alberta’s 55th Anniversary in this community as a trusted steward of your charitable contributions. Registered as a charity in 1958 by our founder Mrs. Ethel Currie,
who still watches over her beloved United Way today, the United Way has gone through change. However, the fundamental purpose has always remained intact. Over the past 55 years, millions of dollars have been raised and turned back into the community to assist local health and social services available for those who need it the most.
Contributions from our supporters are a major part of this community building effort. The United Way brings together organizations, businesses, labour, governments, and community members who care about the issues faced in the South Eastern Alberta region. People who get involved with United Way play a powerful role in enhancing the well-being of their community. Together we represent one of the most critical and extensive collaborative approaches for change. Whether as a donor or volunteer you can contribute to building a better community for all through the United Way.
United Way’s next steps will include a Planned Giving Program that will ensure our long lasting sustainability. A Perpetual gift to the United Way of SE Alberta is a great way to leave your legacy in our community.
Proudly Supporting Programs and Organizations in South East Alberta
Medicine Hat’s Women Shelter Brooks Women’s Shelter Citizen’s Advocacy Program Brain Injury Relearning Services
C.N.I.B. Canadian National Institute for the Blind Canadian Paraplegic Association Girl Guides of Canada/Cypress Hills Area Canadian Red Cross Society Scouts Canada Medicine Hat John Howard Society Medicine Hat Family Service Medicine Hat Family YMCA Parkinson’s Alberta Society
Redcliff Action Society for Youth S.E. Alberta Safety Alliance Society Salvation Army Family Support Centre Big Brothers & Big Sisters Volunteer Resource Centre Brooks Brooks Food Bank Foundation Life Talk Counselling Services
The SPEC Association for Children and Families (Brooks) Senior’s Outreach Centre Brooks Tools for School Day of Caring Christmas Giving
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