Meet our Dream Makers
Inclusion Lloydminster and Inclusion Alberta Dream Makers are people and organizations who commit to a minimum five-year financial contribution at one of three pledge levels. As a result of these generous donations, Inclusion Lloydminster and Inclusion Alberta are able to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families, and change communities. Please note this list is specific to Dream Makers from Lloydminster and surrounding area as of 2021 and does not reflect the full list of Dream Makers that donate provincially.
$10,000 and above
Anonymous
$5,000 and above
Lindi Scribante Professional Corporation
$1,000 and above
John & Robin Acton
Erin Acton
Agland
TJ & Georgina Altman
Quentin & Stacey Andrews
Johan Breytanbach
Brixton Shoes & Accessories (Sherry Gould & Mindy Hawthorne)
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.
Mavis & Ed Crossland
Rae Douglas
Mark & Kim Dupperon
Rick & Julie Evans
Colin Foote & Sherri Husch Foote
Marty & Jackie Fowler
Murray & Trudy Hames
Todd & Janine Hames
"Hey Nurse! "Healthcare Consultation & Support Services (Angela Koch)
Rosemarie & Larry Hemmelgarn
Integra Engineering Ltd. (Evan & Sherri Stephens)
Carrie Kolhruss
Lash Enterprises Ltd. (Kathy Paniak)
Chris & Cathy Laycock
Nadia Lehman
Terry & Heather MacDougall
Mach 1 Diesel Repair Ltd. (Quentin Andrews, Laverne Andrews & Tracey Key)
Mason Agencies Insurance (Katherine Delisle)
Midwest Family Connections- Dream Team
Jackie Mohrbutter
Andrew & Melissa Oracheski
Richardson's Jewellery (Matt Fisher)
Glenys Reeves & Bert Gibbs
Jack & Dorothy Roberton
Todd & Brenda Robinson
Rotary Club of Lloydminster
Lindsay Sedgwick
Six Strong Agronomy (Darcy Saskiw)
Tami Smith
Michael Stonhouse
Rolling Greens Fairways (Heather Walker)
Rory & Valorie Thackeray
Daryl & Anne Watt
Roland Vienneau
Mike & Michelle Webb
Scott & Bernie Webb
Become a Member of the Dream Maker Society:
Dream Makers are individuals or organizations that have made a commitment to contribute $1,000 or more per year for five years. Click to become a Dream Maker
Donations of Clothing
Inclusion changes lives. And so do your donations.
Ensure Albertans with developmental disabilities have the support and advocacy they need to live in a home of their own, receive a quality education and find a good job, simply by donating your used clothing.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP CONTINUES
Ensure citizens of Alberta and Saskatchewan with developmental disabilities have the support and advocacy they need to live in a home of their own, receive a quality education and find a good job, simply by donating your used clothing.
Items to donate:
- Clothing: Men’s, Women’s, Kids’
- Clothing accessories: hats, mitts, scarves, ties, nylons, socks
How do my donations make a difference?
We turn your used clothes into much needed funds with our partnership with the Olive Tree! These funds are then used to directly support children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families.
In addition to supporting Inclusion Lloydminster, you are also recycling unwanted merchandise, keeping it out of the landfill.
Donation bins are located at the Olive Tree, Servus Sports Centre, at the Springwood Lloydminster development in the parking lot just north of Staples and on the north side of the Superstore parking lot. Clothing donations dropped off in these bins benefit the local work of our organizations.
Thank you to the City of Lloydminster, Springwood Developments & Superstore for your continued assistance.
Olive Tree
Servus Sports Center
Staples
Real Canadian Superstore
Meet our Board
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Andrea Kaye | Past-President |
| Bernie Webb | Director |
| Cathy Laycock | Secretary |
| Daryl Watt | Treasurer |
| Julie Evans | Director |
| Robin Acton | Director |
| Shauna Clennin | Director |
| Sherri Husch Foote | Director |
| Tami Smith | President |
| Trudy Hames | Vice-President |