Make Twice The Difference

Today is Giving Tuesday - a day when people all over the world choose to support the causes and ideas that inspire them.

For us at the Alberta Institute, Giving Tuesday reminds us that there is a growing community of Albertans who value our work and share our vision for a freer, more prosperous province.

If you’ve been following our work but haven’t made a donation before, today is the perfect day to take that first step.

Over the past year, thousands of Albertans have relied on our research, our advocacy, and our updates to stay informed and engaged.

From pushing for lower taxes, to cutting red tape, to standing up for individual freedoms, we have always been driven by one goal - to make Alberta the freest and most prosperous place on earth.

And when people choose to support us for the first time, it means the world to our team.

A first gift isn’t just a donation - it’s a vote of confidence in the work we do and in the vision we share for Alberta’s future.

This Giving Tuesday, we’re inviting you to be part of that momentum.

With your support, we can reach even more Albertans, share even stronger research, and broaden the impact of the ideas that matter most to you.

Whether it’s $5, $10, or $25, your first-ever gift helps us build long-term, lasting change in Alberta.

And to make today even more meaningful, a generous supporter has offered to match every donation - which means that your gift will go twice as far.

Will you make your first donation today here and help strengthen the work we do together?

As we look ahead to the coming year, we’re excited.

We’ve been developing new projects, new research, and new ways to give Albertans the tools they need to hold government accountable and shape a better future.

Your first donation today helps make all of that possible.

Thank you for being part of our community - and for considering joining our donor family on this special day.

Together, we can keep Alberta strong, free, and full of opportunity.

Warm regards,

Peter McCaffrey
President
Alberta Institute