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    This award is presented to a non-profit that has been operating for at least 2 years and continuously serves and promotes Airdrie via specific programming, resources, assistance, and/or services they offer.

    Award Eligibility:

    • Be a registered non-profit organization or incorporated as a society.
    • Be operating for a minimum of two years
    • Have the majority of their programs/services geared towards the Airdrie community.

     


     

  • Spirit of Airdrie Award Finalists

    Tickets are now on sale for the Awards Gala on October 19th, 2023.
     
     


  • Airdrie and District Victim's Assistance Society (ADVAS)

    Airdrie and District Victims Assistance Society (ADVAS) is a non-profit, volunteer based organization that provides 24 hour crisis response and support through the Airdrie and Beiseker RCMP for people who have been affected by crime and/or tragedy.  Our mission, carried out by professionally trained volunteers and staff, is to provide emotional support, practical assistance and community referrals.  Our vision, is to help victims and their families cope with the impact of crisis events by bridging the gap from hurt to hope.



  • Airdrie Food Bank

    The Airdrie Food Bank is an award-winning, charitable not-for-profit organization working with our community to care for those who are struggling with food insecurity. The Airdrie Food Bank is a proud member of Food Banks Alberta and Food Banks Canada and we live out the value of being Neighbors helping Neighbors. 
    The food bank has been serving Airdrie and the surrounding communities since 1984 and supports individuals and families through a variety of programs.
    Our mission is to collect and distribute food to those in need and help our community find solutions to hunger related issues, with a vision for a community where no one is hungry.



  • Airdrie P.O.W.E.R.

    Airdrie P.O.W.E.R. (Protecting Our Women with Emergency Resources) is committed to making Airdrie a safer place by empowering and supporting women and children affected by domestic violence. We operate a Women’s Day Shelter to provide free, long term wraparound support to women afflicted by domestic violence. We believe every woman has the power to live a life free of violence and abuse, when she is able to receive the support, education, and resources she needs. Airdrie P.O.W.E.R. continues to advocate for women and for additional supports and resources in our community.

     


  • Airdrie Pride Society

    Airdrie Pride’s vision is to create a society where gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation are fully accepted, individuals can find their community, and access barrier-free services. Our mission is to celebrate and promote diversity, equity and full inclusion of all gender expressions, gender identities and sexual orientations within the City of Airdrie and surrounding areas. To accomplish this Mission, Airdrie Pride Society has established five goals.
    1.  Empowering youth
    2.  Building a strong sense of community through engagement and education.
    3.  Showcasing Airdrie’s pride through annual Solidarity Walk and Pride Festival
    4.  Creating barrier-free access to support and services in and around our community
    5.  Advocating for positive change 
    Our focus is to offer space, community building, education, and resources to 2SLGBTQ+ youth, adults and allies in Airdrie and surrounding areas.



  • Volunteer Airdrie

    By contributing time, energy, and skills to their community, people gain a greater sense of belonging and connection. They are more likely to care for their environments and the people around them; imagine less graffiti, more local shopping, less crime, more block parties, and increasing community pride. This is especially important in a rapidly growing city like Airdrie, where we are seeing the strains of growth and below-average levels of community volunteerism.