Welcome to the Safe Haven Foundation website.
Safe Haven Foundation is committed to keeping kids safe, off the street, in school and providing opportunities for them to build supportive, lifelong relationships that increase their self esteem and help them make positive life decisions.
Please join us and help give Calgary's vulnerable children and youth their future back!
During the month of May, Pinnacle Group will be volunteering their time and resources to update our founding program, the Haven’s Way home. The Haven’s Way home opened in 2000 and has seen many foot prints on the carpets and smiles through our doors. We are honored and privileged to have this amazing opportunity. Please support this generous company, visit them at www.pinnaclerenovations.ca
2012 - Non Event
Thank you to all of our supporters for your generous contribution to the most successful Gala yet! More than 700 generous guests helped us raise over $250,000 in net proceeds. This record support will allow us to continue to help hundreds of Calgary’s vulnerable children and youth.
This year we are taking a break to plan a 2013 event that is sure to be nothing like you’ve seen in Calgary. However, our need for resources to support programs for children and youth in Calgary is no less than in previous years. Safe Haven Foundation commits almost $250,000 annually in financial assistance to many essential child and youth programs. The programs are accessible to Calgary’s children and youth today, tomorrow and for years to come thanks to your generosity.
HELP US KEEP THE DREAMS OF CALGARY’S VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH ALIVE
We are reaching out to you to help us during this important transition. We graciously ask for your continued support through a fully tax receiptable donation. Please click on the link below to make your contribution today and help us provide funding to children and youth today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
Thank you for sharing our vision and passion in creating a better and a brighter future for Calgary’s vulnerable children and youth.
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