The Energizer Night on September 9 at the Chestermere Recreation Centre brought so many positive people and community agencies together. The ideas, exchanges, sharing, popcorn and candy kept spirits high renewing hope for what is a truly unique community. Special thanks to Little Lake Locals for running the event.
Community members came to discover the array of community agencies at work to support their youth and families in Chestermere. Although information and signups were vital, popcorn, candy, and fruit were definitely key motivation pieces.
In the mix, the Rotary Club of Chestermere members, Maury Quinney, Carey Hilgartner, and Kiran Randhawa, enjoyed the event and took full advantage of the night to socialize and connect. In the spirit of fellowship, potential members and Friends of Rotary inquired at the table. As well, we were able to connect with many of the community agencies about potential collaboration and partnership into the future.
- Little Lake Locals
- Older Adults Coalition of Chestermere
- Chestermere Public Library
- Chestermere Regional Food Bank
- Calgary Yacht Club
- Chestermere Mustangs
- Primary Care Health Network Rural Calgary
- Chestermere Curling Association
- Chestermere Skating School
- Ice Edge Skating Club
- Chestermere Chamber of Commerce
- Prince of Peace
- Camp Chestermere
- Hope Mission
- Synergy
- Indus Ringette
- Menttora
- Chestermere Whitecappers
- Chestermere Historical Foundation
- Keppler Academy
- City of Chestermere
- Chestermere Parent and Caregiver Support Services
- RE/MAX Key
- Calgary Women's Crisis Society
- Chestermere United FC
- Rotary Club of Chestermere
and several others.
This Energizer Night remains a critical event for the community of Chestermere as we enable ourselves and our neighbours and build an identity of innovation and support.
