Current Initiatives 

At the Three Sisters Foundation, we believe in turning generosity into action. Through partnerships with trusted charitable organizations, we fund initiatives that empower families, support children, and strengthen communities. Below are some of the programs we are proud to support today.

Renfrew Educational Services

A Lasting Legacy. A Symbol of the Bright Future.

The Three Sisters Foundation is proud to partner with Renfrew Educational Services on the creation of the Three Sisters Centre, a state-of-the-art school in Bearspaw, Calgary. Opening in the 2027–2028 school year, this “Legacy School” will expand access to inclusive education and therapy for children with disabilities.

This initiative reflects the very heart of our mission: working alongside trusted community partners to create lasting impact. By combining Renfrew’s expertise in inclusive education with the Foundation’s commitment to supporting families, the Three Sisters Centre advances two of our core focus areas:

• Inclusive Education & Therapy — providing a Kindergarten to Grade 12 continuum where children with disabilities can learn, grow, and thrive in a supportive, personalized environment.

• Family Support — offering parents and caregivers peace of mind knowing their children have access to world-class educational and therapeutic resources close to home.

With capacity for up to 250 students in a modern, sustainable, 60,000 sq. ft. facility, the Centre meets a growing community need while building a shared legacy of hope and opportunity.

The naming of the school in our Foundation’s honor symbolizes more than a gift — it represents a deep, collaborative commitment to children, families, and the brighter futures we are building together.

National accessArts Centre

Creativity Without Barriers.

The Three Sisters Foundation is proud to support the National accessArts Centre’s new Accessible Arts Learning Campus, helping create a purpose-built space where artists with disabilities can learn, create, and showcase their talents. In recognition of this contribution, the campus gallery within The Joseph Chung Centre for Creativity will be named The Three Sisters Gallery — Western Canada’s first dedicated gallery showcasing Canadian artists with disabilities.

This partnership reflects the Foundation’s commitment to expanding access to education, supporting the health and well-being of individuals and families, and creating opportunities for people with disabilities to reach their full potential.

The Three Sisters Gallery will provide a welcoming, accessible space for artistic expression, community engagement, and lifelong learning, helping remove barriers to participation while celebrating the creativity, talent, and achievements of Canadian artists with disabilities.