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Support Focused on Belonging First: Alberta AdaptAbilities Association
May 19, 2026
28m 00s
From Playgroups to Policy: How Edmonton Down Syndrome Society Builds Belonging
Mar 3, 2026
28m 31s
Essentials & Experiences: How EducationMatters Opens Doors for Calgary Students
Feb 6, 2026
20m 18s
Ronald McDonald House Alberta: Keeping Families Close
Dec 15, 2025
34m 50s
When Philanthropy Learns Together, Communities Win
Nov 10, 2025
26m 30s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/19/26 |  Support Focused on Belonging First: Alberta AdaptAbilities Association | We sit down with Michelle Hordal, Founder and CEO of the Alberta AdaptAbilities Association, to unpack what respite really means for families raising children with disabilities and why “belonging” is the goal, not a bonus. We also dig into funding gaps, long waitlists, and how community connection, employment, and life skills support can change what adulthood looks like for the people AdaptAbilities serves. • how goal-directed respite supports both caregivers and kids • how AdaptAbilities gr... | 28m 00s | ||||||
| 3/3/26 | From Playgroups to Policy: How Edmonton Down Syndrome Society Builds Belonging | We share how a grassroots playgroup became a 30-year hub for connection, education, and advocacy at the Edmonton Down Syndrome Society. From closing the adult medical care gap to launching employment readiness, we show practical ways families and allies can help. • EDSS origin story and governance renewal • Parent-to-parent connections through play-based programs • Adult day program and employment readiness plans • Pediatric strengths and the adult GP care gap • How to use family and practit... | 28m 31s | ||||||
| 2/6/26 |  Essentials & Experiences: How EducationMatters Opens Doors for Calgary Students | We explore how EducationMatters helps Calgary students show up, engage, and graduate with momentum through three pillars: Essentials for Learning, Extraordinary Experiences, and Preparing for the Future. Executive Director Stephanie Washbrook shares stories of impact, from 2,000 backpacks to dual credit pathways and $1.1M in awards. • Essentials for Learning: food, clothing, transit, and backpacks identified by schools • student well‑being: action teams, belonging projects, and suicide preve... | 20m 18s | ||||||
| 12/15/25 |  Ronald McDonald House Alberta: Keeping Families Close | We explore how Ronald McDonald House Alberta keeps families together during pediatric treatment, turning the hidden costs of travel, food, and fatigue into manageable routines. Renee shares her son’s cancer journey, while Suzanne explains the province-wide network and the recent Calgary expansion. • travel for specialized pediatric care across Alberta • hidden costs of “free” healthcare and lost income • Renee’s path from diagnosis to stem cell transplant • the role of meals, shuttles, and c... | 34m 50s | ||||||
| 11/10/25 |  When Philanthropy Learns Together, Communities Win | What happens when a professional magician becomes a foundation leader and helps steer a national network of grantmakers? We sit down with Simon Mallett, Executive Director of the Rozsa Foundation and long-time board member at Philanthropic Foundations Canada (PFC), to unpack how collaboration, research, and peer learning turn good intentions into real community impact. We explore how networks turn isolated funders into effective partners for equity and community impact. Simon Mallett shares h... | 26m 30s | ||||||
| 8/14/25 |  ACT Alberta: Youth Human Trafficking Education and Empowerment Program | Michelle Kauenhoffen from the Action Coalition on Human Trafficking (ACT Alberta) joins us to shed light on a critical but often misunderstood issue affecting communities across the province. As the Manager of Community Engagement at the only organization supporting victims of all forms of human trafficking throughout Alberta, Michelle brings valuable expertise on prevention, education, and direct support. Michelle shares how ACT Alberta provides support for trafficking victims while developi... | 23m 56s | ||||||
| 7/10/25 |  Fighting Crime Together: Alberta's Anonymous Tip Line | Crime doesn't solve itself. Someone has to speak up. But what happens when fear, time constraints, or personal connections make direct reporting to police impossible? Enter Crime Stoppers – the anonymous bridge between what people know and what police need to solve cases. Crime Stoppers Alberta recovered over $22 million worth of stolen property, drugs, and weapons last year through their anonymous tip system that protects informants while helping solve crimes across the province. Mark Holik,... | 23m 06s | ||||||
| 4/23/25 |  Role Models in Motion: Girls Forward Foundation | Gaby Estrada, Executive Director of Girls Forward Foundation (formerly Fast and Female), shares the organization's journey from its Canmore roots to becoming a nationwide charity empowering girls through sport, physical activity, and education. Girls Forward Details Founded in 2005 in Alberta by Chandra CrawfordEmpowered over 34,000 youth across Canada and internationallyRecently rebranded from Fast and Female after 20 yearsCreates brave and welcoming spaces for girls to try new sportsConne... | 25m 47s | ||||||
| 3/10/25 |  The Power of Dialogue in Nonprofit Capacity Building | Join Mike Grogan, President and CEO of Integral Org, to discuss the transformative power of conversations in nonprofit organizations and how they can fuel change and collaboration. Learn about the mission of Integral Org to support capacity building and organizational development in nonprofits across Alberta. Key Messages Exploring the role of conversations in facilitating nonprofit changeHighlighting Integral Org's capacity-building approach through education and support Strategies for ... | 25m 35s | ||||||
| 2/11/25 |  Bow Valley Non-Profits: Innovation, Collaboration, and Community | The episode examines the evolving landscape of nonprofit collaboration in the Bow Valley, sharing insights from community leaders on how they are working together to address local needs. It highlights the importance of connection, resource-sharing, and the role of funding in supporting their initiatives. Key Messages • Exploring the impact of the pandemic on nonprofit organizations • Overview of the Bow Valley Non-Profits and its web platform • Insights from recent surveys addressing nonprofi... | 28m 05s | ||||||
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| 1/20/25 |  Empowering Change with Radical Generosity & Shared Resources | What if charities and non-profits could operate rent-free, channeling more resources towards their mission? Join us as we welcome Diana Davis, the Executive Director of the Jerry Forbes Centre Foundation, who shares her inspiring journey from the corporate world to spearheading a transformative model of shared workspaces. Discover how the centre's rent-free, collaborative environment is allowing organizations like Paralympic Sports of Alberta to thrive by redirecting financial savings into th... | 21m 36s | ||||||
| 11/30/24 |  Envisioning Tomorrow Today: Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation | Discover the powerful impact that philanthropy can have on children's lives as we speak with Sue McCoy, Vice President of Philanthropy at the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation. Sue shares her heartfelt journey and connection to the Stollery, shedding light on the remarkable growth and innovative fundraising efforts that support children across Western Canada. Get inspired by their initiatives like the Lifecycle event and Radiothon, and hear the touching story of a new inclusive outdoor ... | 17m 35s | ||||||
| 11/19/24 |  Shelter Movers: Empowering People, One Move at a Time | Join us for an enlightening conversation with Rebekah Hansen, the passionate Chapter Director for Shelter Movers Edmonton, who shares her journey in supporting those fleeing abuse. Discover the powerful impact of this volunteer-driven charity that provides essential moving and storage services to individuals escaping dangerous situations. Rebecca gives us an inside look at the challenges shelter systems face, including extended stays caused by economic and housing crises, and the strategic pa... | 22m 54s | ||||||
| 11/5/24 |  Navigating Family Violence with Shelter Movers Calgary | Elsa Perry introduces us to Shelter Movers, a national organization providing free moving and storage services to people escaping domestic violence. Throughout the episode Elsa shares her own unique path from archaeology to activism and highlights the critical role of collaboration with businesses and community agencies, demonstrating how these partnerships pave the way for safer, brighter futures. Explore the vital work being done at Shelter Movers Calgary that also touches lives in nearby ... | 21m 37s | ||||||
| 10/22/24 |  Redefining Possibilities Through Adaptive Sports in Alberta | Can adaptive sports truly transform lives? Chloe Giroux is here to share her incredible journey, from a life-altering dirt biking accident to discovering a passion for adaptive sports that reignited her life. Just weeks after leaving the hospital, Chloe found herself on the slopes with Rocky Mountain Adaptive, where she not only embraced skiing but also ventured into mountain biking and kayaking. Thanks to the support of the Wolfe Pack Warriors Adaptive Sport Leadership Bursary, Chloe advance... | 19m 42s | ||||||
| 8/9/24 |  Transforming Burn Recovery with Technology and Heart | Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Josh Wong, a dedicated burns and plastic surgeon, and Owen Chatwin, a passionate firefighter and secretary of the Edmonton Firefighters Burn Treatment Society. We explore Josh's incredible journey from architecture to burn care, guided by his profound experiences in Southeast Asia, and Owen's unwavering commitment to supporting burn victims. The heroic efforts of these individuals, along with the heartwarming contributions of veteran nurse Laura ... | 25m 15s | ||||||
| 7/15/24 |  Creating Lifelong Bonds at the Alberta Firefighters Burn Camp | Meet Laura Vey, the dedicated Burn Camp Director from the Alberta Firefighters Burn Camp for Children. In this episode Laura shares the incredible journey and mission of the Edmonton Firefighters Burn Treatment Society. Hear from Shelley Cormier and her children Tristan and Savannah as they recount how the camp has profoundly transformed their lives. Laura walks us through the camp's empowering activities like high ropes courses and whitewater rafting, while Shelley highlights the remarkable ... | 23m 59s | ||||||
| 6/10/24 |  Supporting Canadian Blood Services: Beyond Donations | Have you ever wondered about the impact Canadian Blood Services has on patient lives? Join us for a compelling conversation with Jhoanna Del Rosario as she walks us through the many ways you can support Canadian Blood Services beyond blood donation. From financial contributions to registering for stem cell and organ donations, there are numerous avenues to make a difference. Jhoanna shares details about the impactful, Assignment Saving Lives, bursary scholarship program designed to recr... | 19m 40s | ||||||
| 4/24/24 |  Empowering Calgary's Youth: Bicycles as Vehicles for Change | Experience the ride of a lifetime with Laura Istead, Executive Director of Two Wheel View, as we pedal through stories of transformation and empowerment. On this episode, we're not just talking about bikes; we're revealing how these two-wheeled machines are unlocking potential and building independence in Calgary's youth. Laura takes us on a tour of the Earn-A-Bike program, an inspiring 10-week course for youth in grades 7-12, culminating in the ultimate prize—a re-furbished bike of their own... | 29m 24s | ||||||
| 3/4/24 |  Empowering Youth to Reshape Mental Health Care | Imagine a space where the voices of our youth don't just resonate, but actively shape the future of mental health care. That's the reality Meghan Provost has helped forge as a member of Kickstand's Youth Action Council, and in this episode, she sits with Katherine Hay, the organization's visionary Executive Director, to discuss Kickstand's transformative impact on mental health services for young people in Alberta. Katherine paints a future where access to mental health support is not a maze ... | 28m 10s | ||||||
| 2/2/24 |  Building Bridges to Mental Health Supports in Alberta | When DeAnn Hunter speaks, you feel the passion for her work echo through her words—a passion that's vitally important to every community. As the board chair of the Mental Health Foundation, she joins us to share the remarkable progress being made in Alberta's mental health landscape. DeAnn's path in mental health advocacy is as personal as it is professional, shaped by a deep understanding of the critical role that support systems play in our lives. Our conversation is a beacon of hope, illum... | 18m 25s | ||||||
| 11/28/23 |  Harnessing Technology for Food Rescue: A Conversation with the Leftovers Foundation | Ever wondered how we can combat food waste and food insecurity? Join us in an enlightening conversation with Cory Rianson, Executive Director of the Leftovers Foundation, an organization that has been tackling these pressing issues since 2012. Cory takes us on a journey from the inception of the Leftovers Foundation to its growth across Alberta and into Manitoba, debunks common misconceptions about food insecurity, and reveals the concerning issue of student food insecurity. Discover how the... | 20m 18s | ||||||
| 10/31/23 |  Activating Community Potential: A Conversation with the Banff Canmore Foundation | Get ready to be inspired as we sit down with Laurie Edward, the Executive Director of the Banff Canmore Foundation, on this episode of Give Amplify Connect. Join us as we explore the incredible work being done by the foundation in the Bow Valley community. From truth and reconciliation initiatives to supporting mental health, and providing funds for affordable housing, the Banff Canmore Foundation is making a real impact. Discover how the foundation responds to urgent needs and unexpected c... | 23m 09s | ||||||
| 9/18/23 |  Celebrating Inclusive Experiences with Between Friends CEO Kim Presser | Get ready to be inspired by our remarkable guest, Kim Presser, CEO of Between Friends. Be moved by her journey from a camp counselor to the head of an organization that profoundly impacts lives. Kim passionately shares the values that drive Between Friends: connection, growth, and belonging, illustrating how they not only uplift members but also deeply touch the hearts of volunteers and staff. Discover the magic of Camp Bonaventure, a unique summer camp that creates an authentic experience fo... | 19m 19s | ||||||
| 7/3/23 |  Empowering Indigenous Youth: The Transformative Power of Sports and Connection | Have you ever wondered how sports can transform lives and address equity gaps in Indigenous communities? Join us for this special episode of Give*Amplify*Connect where we share inspiring stories from Spirit North, an organization dedicated to creating sports opportunities for Indigenous youth. Meredith Bratland, Spirit North's director of communications, and a dynamic team of voices – Jennifer MacPherson, Robi Fish, Gabriel (Gabby) Hall, and Megan Imrie – discuss the incredible impact of land... | 26m 57s | ||||||
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