Community
It’s Spring! Re-connect with your community.
Spring is here! As the temperature rises and the snow starts to melt, here at Todayville we are reflecting on the last year and a half. We’re happy to say we’ve made some big strides while helping to connect some great organizations to our community.
Since the beginning it’s been very important to us that non-profit organizations and community groups use our platform for free. Looking back we’re so happy to see that many fantastic community groups have used Todayville to spread their message. Our reach is growing everyday, and we want you to grow with us! And remember, as a member of our community, we welcome your opinions and insights. Click the REGISTER NOW button to get started.
Some things to consider:
You can publish stories and use our event calendar. These are free for Community Groups and Individuals.
If you are registering as a Community Group or an Organization, please put the organization’s name as the USER NAME. Example: communitygroupsociety (no spaces).
If you’re an individual, register under your first and last name and use firstnamelastname (no space) as a USER NAME.
You can add links to your social media accounts when you register, allowing you to easily share your post into a wider community.
Add a thumbnail and other photos you wish to use in your story or event. (Max file size 1 MB)
You can also embed Videos (youtube and vimeo) right into your story. Have fun and help us build connections to the people, stories and events in our community.
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GET YOUR 50/50 TICKETSTODAY!!!! Winner could take home up to $25,000!!!
The Foundation for Red Deer Public Schools supports programs that have a significant impact on the LIFE CHANCES of students across the Division. By purchasing a ticket to support our 50/50 cash lottery you are giving students opportunities to have better life chances.
From giving kids a Bright Start to school to reconnecting with students so they graduate and cross the Finish Line, the Foundation helps students who face challenges in school and makes things better. We motivate struggling students and inspire them to read and write through Reading College. For students who come to school without basic needs, we give them that needed Step Up.
With the support from the Foundations 50/50 Life Chances Raffle, you are providing a student with opportunities that will improve their life. They can’t always control the situations they’re in but with your help students will continue to have these chances.
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NOTE: This raffle is open to all community members in Alberta and over the age of 18.
Westerner Park, a distinguished agricultural society and premier exhibition venue in the heart of Central Alberta, is pleased to announce Shelly Flint as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This decision culminates a thorough and extensive search process, with the Board of Directors expressing their enthusiasm for the promising journey ahead under Shelly’s leadership.
Tyler Nightingale, President of the Board of Directors, shared his excitement about the appointment, stating, “After a comprehensive search, we are thrilled to welcome Shelly. Her extensive experience, skill set, and knowledge align seamlessly with the strategic direction of Westerner Park, ensuring a positive and enduring impact on both the organization and the community at large.”
Tara Lodewyk, Red Deer City Manager, added, “Shelly immediately connected with the mission of Westerner Park and the value it brings to the culture of our city and region. We are looking forward to working together and are confident in her leadership of Westerner Park.”
For the past two decades, Shelly has served as a senior executive, spearheading diverse teams within Alberta’s dynamic entertainment and finance sectors. Her tenure as the former CFO at the Calgary Stampede equips her with a distinctive insight into the intricacies of Westerner Park, enabling her to adeptly navigate its challenges and leverage its opportunities. Coupled with her roots in Central Alberta, Shelly is poised to steer the Park towards growth and long-term sustainability.
Shelly expressed her eagerness to join Westerner Park, saying, “I was thrilled at the opportunity to return to Central Alberta, where I grew up! Leading this purpose-driven organization will allow me to contribute to my community and affect meaningful change.”
Shelly Flint’s robust leadership, commitment to community, and extensive experience makes her an exceptional choice to lead Westerner Park into the future. The entire Westerner Park team eagerly anticipates the positive impact she will bring to this renowned institution.
About Westerner Park
Westerner Park is Central Alberta’s largest tradeshow, agricultural, sports, entertainment, and convention facility. A not-for-profit organization and agricultural society, Westerner Park typically generates $150 million annually in economic activity, hosting over 1,500 events and 1.5 million visitors each year.
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