Big Day of Caring
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September 5, 2024
9:30 am—4:00 pm
Platform Calgary, Second Floor Cllassroom
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Our community is built on organizations, volunteers and donors united by one audacious thought – Calgary can be better. Engage your employees in meaningful team building through an Elder led learning on Indigenous medicines and Tobacco pouch making. Or perhaps you've got time on your lunch hour to participate in person or online in a challenge to make the month, by taking on the role of a person living in poverty. If you prefer to get your team active in community, roll up your sleeves and join us at our volunteer opportunities.
Our community is built on organizations, volunteers and donors united by one audacious thought – Calgary can be better. Engage your employees in meaningful team building through an Elder led learning on Indigenous medicines and Tobacco pouch making. Or perhaps you've got time on your lunch hour to participate in person or online in a challenge to make the month, by taking on the role of a person living in poverty. If you prefer to get your team active in community, roll up your sleeves and join us at our volunteer opportunities.
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