Bethany Care Society - one of Western Canada's largest voluntary not-for-profit providers of health, housing and community support for seniors and persons with disabilities. Their care programs include adult day support, respite care, residential care, designated supportive living, long term care, multi-stage dementia care, and programs directed at specific cultural groups. Not only does the Bethany Care society provide vital services to senior and person's with disabilities, they also act as advocates to help increase the profile of seniors and persons with disabilities in Alberta and raise issues that affect their lives.

Smiles and Giggles Daycare - SE Calgary based daycare. Once again the ERA finds a small daycare in a low income community of Calgary, Alberta. This daycare received some computers from ERA for use by the kids attending, to play and learn.

Churchill Park Family Care Society - non-profit organization operating several day care facilities in Calgary. This organization is one of the favorites types of groups that ERA likes to work with. This non profit group helps kids learn. The computers donated to their 7 daycares, will go a long ways in ensuring many children attending the care centers will have access to computers to learn on, as well play games, and draw. Their families will also have access to these computers.

The Friends of Banff National Park - non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the protection and preservation of Banff National Park. The Friends of Banff National Park conduct innovative educational programs designed to engage park visitors and Banff residents in the natural environment, including the wildlife and habitat unique to the area. Using a blend of interpretation, theatre, guided walks and edu-kits, educational programs promote a deeper sense of appreciation and responsibility in preserving the ecology of the park.

Canadian Red-Cross - our organization is currently looking for specific items required by Red Cross to establish emergency relief stations called "office in a box" at locations such as the BC fires, and similar disaster relief efforts in Canada. Items required include older laptops that act as computer stations, telephone systems, and telephones of all type to enable communication. These stations usually consist of 50+ relief workers. Please visit the Red Cross section for more info.

Calgary Association of Self-Help - this organization received some computers to use in their offices. Being based in downtown Calgary using 486 computers wasn't adequate. We felt that by giving them some better ones it would make their jobs easier.

Dominica Project - this program with several partners throughout Alberta aims to provide the Commonwealth of Dominica with computer equipment for their 20,000 students. Equipment is being collected at the moment for this program through the province.

Kralja Zvodimira - school in Croatia. This school received computer equipment from the ERA. Several other 3rd world countries are waiting for their equipment.

Engineers without Boarders - U of C - together with the ERA provided upwards of 200 systems to the Philippines for a school program. This would provide computer training to lots of kids in need.

The Alex Community Health Centre - "Women on a Shoestring" program. http://www.womenonashoestring.ca Local startup businesswomen on tight budges are helped with consulting support, and provided with computer equipment by our organization.

John Howard Society of Alberta, and the Raido House. Raido House offers services to youth in Calgary. Received computer equipment to use from our organization. Youth are encouraged to come and learn the electronic industry by partaking in ERA's training programs.

Royal Canadian Legion - receiving some computer equipment from the ERA. Also hosting a computer giveaway event to Veterans on August 27, 2004.

The Aboriginal Resource Center - received computer equipment from the ERA to setup a computer classroom to enable learning, resume writing. Further equipment available for individuals in need.

Metis Calgary Family Services - Aboriginal Students Program - received computer equipment to setup a computer classroom. Youth are encouraged to come and learn the electronic industry by partaking in ERA's training programs.

Calgary Drop in Center - Computers for Low Income Calgarians, a joint program by the ERA and the Drop in Center to collect equipment from businesses in Alberta and provide the back into the community through the Drop in Center. This excellent program ensures access to technology to everyone.

GlobalFest - Calgary, Alberta. Received computer equipment to use in its shows to display world wide talent to us in Alberta. This wonderful event features great culture from around the world.

211 - This service is offered to the residents of the City of Calgary, where people call in for help in finding affordable housing, food, computer equipment. ERA takes part in providing low cost equipment to people in need.

Ton of Fun Playcare - this is one of few daycares to receive computer equipment from ERA. Several others are on a waiting list for equipment until some becomes available through our programs.