#BuildWithBoyle | Boyle Street

Thank you to the Edmonton community that rallied together to help us exceed the extended matching goal of $375,000 from EPCOR– raising more than $815,000 to support okimaw peyesew kamik (King Thunderbird Centre)

Thank you to EPCOR for matching donations up to $375,000

Our community members deserve a dignified space that offers belonging and healing not just today, but for generations to come.

Be part of our circle of strength. Together with EPCOR, we invite you to donate and make a difference.

A special thank you to these key contributors for helping build our Circle of Strength

Anthony Scozzafava
ATB Financial
Barb and Gurston Dacks
Bob Duchene
Bruce A. Saville and Cathy King
Bryan and Tricia Pickup
Carman and Averie McNary
Dianna and Steven Oosterhof
Edmonton Community Foundation
Edmonton Downtown Business Association
Elisa Hung
Ginetta Salvalaggio
GS Construction

Heather & Craig Mackenzie
Janice G Rennie
Jennifer Addison
Joanne Healey
John Elford
John Pinsent
KPMG
Krishna Gupta
Len Bistritz
Leon and Vonnie Zupan
M.A.P. Group of Companies
Margaret Robertson
Martin Kennedy
Michael Stensby

Neil McBain and Jeanie McDonnell
Pamela and Brian Zrobek
PCL
Robert Philp
Rock Jungle Climbing
Roger Gouin
Ron and Gloria Chalmers
Sarah Krotz
Sticks & Stones
The Crossing Group
The Family of David Finkelman
The Reed Family
Whitson Contracting Ltd.

Thank you to the many Edmontonians who supported the Build With Boyle Legacy Campaign

Communities are stronger when we look out for one another. Together with EPCOR, we are inviting businesses, organizations, and Edmontonians to donate and join us in building a circle of strength to support our new facility.

The Legacy Campaign for okimaw peyesew kamik | King Thunderbird Centre is dedicated to funding long-term programs, services, and building operations at this transformative facility.

We’re working towards addressing the challenges faced in our community and are proud to have this project underway and taking shape in our downtown core. We look forward to opening the doors to okimaw peyesew kamik | King Thunderbird Centre in the fall of 2025.