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Central Alberta groups receive Community Microgrants
Each of the 10 projects received $5,000 for youth, seniors, food security, Indigenous learning and other local needs, the foundation said.
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Rimbey ReviewCentral Alberta groups receive Community Microgrants
Ten projects that reflect the creativity and resilience of the region each received $5,000 Community Microgrants from the Community Foundation of Central Alberta this spring. From maternal health and support for both youth and seniors, to Indigenous land-based learning and clean energy internships, the foundation said this round of funding speaks to the breadth of need and innovation happening in the area. Spring 2026 Microgrants recipients incl…
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