Federation of Calgary Communities

The Federation of Calgary Communities is an organization committed to the provision of effective, efficient services which enhance the ability of community associations to provide necessary services. While officially incorporated in 1961 under the Societies Act, the Federation has actually worked for over fifty years in the coordination of services required by community associations. As financial and social times have changed, so too have these services, reflecting the ever-changing demands of communities. There are currently 146 registered community associations in Calgary, created from the 183 community districts, with an annual average of 94% being Federation of Calgary Communities members. With fiscal restraints increasingly impacting Calgarians, so is the Federation of Calgary Communities facing ever-greater challenges in meeting the changing needs of its members. In a time of volunteer resources being stretched to include the provision of even basic services, the Federation of Calgary Communities looks forward to playing a greater facilitative and collaborative role in community life.