Edmonton Community Foundation works with donors and the community to transform individual dreams of helping others into reality, now and forever, through permanent endowment funds.
Author/philosopher John Ralston Saul challenged Edmonton during a previous visit here to establish Alberta’s first sustained Writer-in-Exile program. A coalition of writers, academics, administrators and politicians accepted that challenge with help from Edmonton Community Foundation. [More] |
The Dawson J. Koski Memorial Fund was established in 2005 by David and Sheryl Koski in memory of their infant son, Dawson James Koski, who died at birth from twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome. The Koskis wanted to turn an unexpected and devastating event in their lives into an opportunity to help others. [More] |
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