The Joy of Cooking
For a teen at E4C’s Kids in the Hall Bistro (KITH), discovering the joy of preparing food can lead to a new path forward. A youth who has been in […]
Focus Areas
The Meaning of the Snack Program
It’s the people involved in E4C programs who can really describe the work we do. Below is an excerpt from a letter we received from a school in E4C’s Snack […]
Carrot in the News
Our Carrot Project has been in the news. Visit the farm where all the veggies are being harvested with CTV, meet the kids in E4C’s Snack Program enjoying their first tastes of […]
Kids in the Hall Bistro Volunteer Profile
As our 2014 Kids in the Hall Bistro Fall Gala approaches on October 17th, we reflect on the important role volunteers and donors play for the youth enrolled in skill […]
Carrots for Kids
What are the benefits of E4C’s Carrot Project? You get to donate and eat your veggies, too. Read all about it in our interview with the griff. Proceeds from the […]
Kids Explain E4C’s School Lunch Program (Video)
This is the 20th year of E4C’s School Lunch Program. To celebrate we asked the kids in the program a few questions. Have a watch and enjoy! To donate to […]
Make Something ArtStart
Learn all about the growth staff see through E4C’s ArtStart in our interview with Make Something Edmonton. As Program Assistant Ashley Huot describes, “I have observed incredible changes in ArtStart participants […]
A Concert for ArtStart with Ash & Bloom
Join us for a quaint summer evening with a dreamy concert in Edmonton’s historic McDougall United Church (10086 Macdonald Drive) with folk duo Ash and Bloom and Edmonton’s own Marlaena Moore. […]
Call for Creativity
The McCauley Writers Atlas chapbook series is seeking submissions for our summer issue on the theme of Bicycles and Cycling. We are seeking stories, poems, letters, postcards, comics, drawings, quotes, […]
A Gift for Growing
With the guidance of adult mentors, students at St. Benedict’s School spent the winter months growing and caring for seedlings for E4C’s Community Garden. Red and yellow cherry tomatoes, basil, hot pepper plants and dwarf sunflowers were […]