Eligibility

To create a profile on CKC organizations must be a CRA registered charity and/or a non-profit registered in Alberta whose work is based in and serves Calgary and/or Treaty 7, inclusive of Airdrie, Banff, Canmore, and Cochrane. For more details on our catchment area please visit the Calgary Foundation website.

To keep the directory current and accurate, profiles must be reviewed at least once every five years. Profiles that have not been updated within the last five years will be automatically removed from the directory.  

Calgary Foundation Members’ Corner Community Guidelines

When you create an organizational profile, you will automatically get access to Members’ Corner – a dedicated space for charitable and nonprofit organizations to stay informed and engaged with relevant resources and to connect with peers in the sector. 

Calgary Foundation Privacy Statement

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If you have questions about the information included in your organizatonal profile, please review the FAQ or contact ckc@calgaryfoundation.org.

Key Priority – helps to populate the key priority filter in the directory

For accurate filtering of key priority, Calgary Foundation codes organizations using the first two levels of Candid’s Philanthropy Classification System (PCS) subjects hierarchy.

The PCS subjects hierarchy is mapped to populate the ‘Key priority’ filter in the directory.

Please select which category best describes your organization’s primary area of focus.

You may choose to skip this section and Calgary Foundation will confirm the Philanthropy Classification System subjects hierarchy on your behalf.

Please note that the PCS subjects hierarchy is for internal use only and will not be publicly available.

Population Served

For accurate filtering of population served, Calgary Foundation codes organizations using the first two levels of Candid’s Philanthropy Classification System (PCS) populations hierarchy. The PCS populations hierarchy is mapped to populate the ‘Population served’ filter in the directory.

Please select up to three population groups that best align with your organization’s primary area of focus.

You may choose to skip this section and Calgary Foundation will confirm the Philanthropy Classification System populations hierarchy on your behalf.

Please note that the PCS populations hierarchy is for internal use only and will not be publicly available.

Equity Data:
Relationship to Equity-Deserving Community (EDC)

Calgary is a strong and vibrant community with a rich diversity of people. As part of Calgary Foundation’s Reconciliation and Equity Journey, we are committed to ensuring the Community Knowledge Centre reflects the vibrant diversity of our community.

Please select from one of the following to describe your organization’s relationship to an equity deserving community. Calgary Foundation considers Indigenous Communities, Black Communities, Racialized Communities, Disabilities Communities, 2SLGBTQ+ Communities as equity deserving communities. If your organization’s program delivery is designed for an intersection of more than one of these communities, you will be able to provide more details below.

Additional Context

We recognize there is nuance that cannot be captured above. If you would like to add context or if your organization primarily serves people with intersecting identities of two or more equity-deserving communities listed above (e.g. racialized people with disabilities), please provide details here.

I understand that Calgary Foundation will verify the data captured above. Once the data has been verified it can no longer be edited on your profile. If you notice a selection has been revised and wish for further clarification, please contact ckc@calgaryfoundation.org.

The below contact information you provide will be used for your organization’s CKC profile login. To update or edit your organizational profile, please login with the email provided here. It will not be displayed on your CKC profile.