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Banff Trail School Cheque Writing Campaign 2025

Barrier Removal

Belvedere Parkway School Playground

Bowness HS HPAD

Bowness High School Football

Bowness High School Music Program

Bowness High School Theatre

CBe-Learn School

Centennial Inclusion And Accessibility

Children's Village School Outdoor Space

Colonel Macleod School Indigenous Learning

Dr. George Stanley - Physical Activities

Earl Grey School Council

EducationMatters General Fund

Elbow Park Learning Commons

Elbow Park Parent Fundraising

Ernest Manning HS - Nev Anderson Memorial Donations

F.E. Osborne School Music Program

Hawkwood School Enrichment Opportunities

Haysboro School Equal Opportunity Fundraising

Henry Wise Wood Turn Up the Lights

John Ware Wellness Room

Kaiti Perras Love of Dance Memorial Fund

Lord Beaverbrook Fitness Center

Lord Beaverbrook Intergenerational Club

Lord Beaverbrook Robotics

Mahogany School Playground

Mariam Rakka Fund

Marion Carson School Fundraising Campaign

Nelson Mandela HS Robotics

Nickolas Paswisty Memorial Bursary at Jack James High School

O.S. Geiger School

Queen Elizabeth High School Knight's Helping Hand Fundraising

Ranchlands School Playground

Robert Thirsk HS Parent Fundraising

Senator Patrick Burns Robotics (Bronco Bots)

Sherwood School Physical Space

Steven Irving Memorial Music Scholarship Fund at Bowness High

Sundance School Playground

Wildwood School - PA System & Smartboard Upgrades

William D. Pratt - Outdoor Recreational Space & Classroom

William Taylor Learning Centre Food support

Willow Park School - Picnic Table Fundraising

Woodbine School Enrichment

Woodlands School Learning Commons

Woods Homes - William Taylor School

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