East Coulee non-profits receive Community Spirit grants | DrumhellerMail
11302024Sat
Last updateFri, 29 Nov 2024 4pm

East Coulee non-profits receive Community Spirit grants

    Two East Coulee non-profit organizations will also receive funds from the Alberta government’s Community Spirit Donation Grant Program this May.     The Atlas Coal Mine Historical Society will receive $8,915.66 and the Dinosaur Valley Heritage Society will receive $4,992.10.
    “People donate because they believe what we do is worthwhile and get that a lot of what we do has no price tag on it,” said Atlas Coal Mine executive director Linda Digby.
    Dinosaur Valley Heritage Society president Brent Noland said, “I love the name of this grant: ‘Community Spirit’. For us, it shows that the government understands that the well-being of a community's spirit is important.”
    The society will use the funds in the revitalization of the East Coulee School Museum.
    The Community Spirit Donation Grant Program matches donations made by Albertans.
    These East Coulee organizations received word of the program’s funding at the same time as the 12 other non-profits in Drumheller.

The Drumheller Mail encourages commenting on our stories but due to our harassment policy we must remove any comments that are offensive, or don’t meet the guidelines of our commenting policy.