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Alma-Westville Community Program logo — a tree with roots and the motto Nourish, Flourish and Empower
Our Programs

Support, structured around three pillars.

Every AWCP program exists to nourish, help residents flourish, or build lasting empowerment — often all three at once.

How We Help

Nourish. Flourish. Empower.

Nourish

Providing essential food, care, and resources for vulnerable neighbours, ensuring every member of our community is supported and can focus on tomorrow.

Flourish

Supporting families and individuals with education, skill-building, and inclusive opportunities, so they can grow, succeed, and contribute fully to our community.

Empower

Building resilience and self-reliance by connecting people to the tools, knowledge, and networks they need, while fostering long-term solutions that enable all residents to move beyond crisis and live a life of dignity, wellbeing, and possibility.

Stocked shelves of canned goods and pantry staples at the Westville Community Pantry
Food • Care • Community

Westville Community Pantry

AWCP is a proud supporter of the Westville Community Pantry, located just inside the Westville Library. The Pantry provides barrier-free access to non-perishable food, hygiene products, and other essentials for anyone in need.

To date, AWCP has contributed over $500 in food, hygiene items, and cleaning supplies through fundraising initiatives and the personal generosity of our directors.

Project Coordinator — Sam Fagan

Fundraising Program

Value Village FUNDrive

In partnership with the All Voices Society, AWCP collects gently used clothing and household items and turns them into direct support for the Westville Community Pantry and new skill-building workshops.

Running December 22, 2025 – March 28, 2026. Goal: $1,000.

A volunteer beside a truck loaded with donated household goods and clothing for the Value Village FUNDrive
Vendor Market Program

Every market supports the next program.

Created to address a lack of accessible, reasonably priced opportunities for local entrepreneurs, the Alma Community Vendor Market uses admission-by-donation to restock the Westville Pantry with food, hygiene products, and cleaning supplies — while giving local makers a place to grow their business.

Market Organizer & Project Coordinator — Declan Rorison