Grow Your Good We created the Grow Your Good initiative to support those who share our values but may not be able to easily afford our services. Past partnerships have included social enterprises just getting their start, civic engagement and advocacy groups, arts and cultural organizations, and organizations striving...
Our latest Grow Your Good was awarded to a pretty cool, to a pretty cool – and unbeknownst to us – group in Calgary called Creative Aging Calgary Society. They came to us with the need for a rebrand.We learned that the organization increases awareness...
We're pleased to announce the latest recipient of our Grow Your Good award CivicTech YYC is all about people coming together to work on projects that make use of technology, or data, for good. It's a volunteer group possessing a diverse knowledge and skill set—from developer...
In the fall of 2014, we announced the winner of our third annual Grow Your Good contest – a local non-profit named Calgary Can.Calgary Can is a triple-bottom line initiative aimed at reducing waste and improving recycling opportunities in Calgary by collaborating with and empowering informal recyclers...
Our second recipient of the 2013 Grow Your Good initiative, Fisher Farms, just went live with their new website.This dynamic farming duo - Nolan and Kari Fisher, were great to work with! Their passion for their work (or is it play?) was apparent from the...
We think it's safe to say that Calgary has been experiencing a revival in all things local food for some time now. As one of two winners of our annual Grow Your Good initiative, the Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association's Community Food Program is central to this movement, offering plenty in the...
