Community Investment

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Did You Know?

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Alberta’s Industrial Heartland has been home to industry for over six decades. Throughout this time, the number and size of industrial operations have increased. Currently, more than 40 companies are located in the Heartland and vary in size from small service businesses to multinational manufacturing corporations.

Industry’s presence in the region helps create thriving, prosperous, and sustainable communities. This includes employment, sourcing parts and feedstock locally, being part of the municipal tax base, and supporting local organizations through donations, community investment programs and volunteer commitments by their employees.

Community Investment Programs

Thousands of dollars are available each year for local non profits, schools, volunteers, and community groups through industry’s community investment and grant programs.

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