AHT (Community Development - Core Operations) - Direct Service and Social Impact
By "Investing in Community Visions" since 1996, our work takes us into the heart of the community. Through AHT's community development work, we continue to deliver programs that matter. From supporting community events, art shows, environmental clean-ups, adult literacy, and community-based transportation services, our grants help strengthen partnerships with community groups in ways that create impact, inclusion, and innovation. Our business support and printing services is a resource used by the broader community on a daily basis.
APT (Trustees of the Trust Fund) - Long-term Stewardship of Vital Resources
As trustees of the APT, our role is one of long-term stewardship. The trust fund continues to serve as a vital pillar in the financial support needed for the work of AHT, enabling us to deliver programs, support community initiatives, and maintain the offices at 10 Pte. Richard Green Lane.
The mission of the Aspotogan Heritage Trust (Trust) is to use the funds generated by the Aspotogan Preservation Trust, together with its other resources to encourage and support the social, cultural, environmental, educational and economic development of the region.
A community of communities committed to the well-being of each resident and to economic, social, and cultural growth consistent with our lifestyles, traditions, environments, and heritage.
The Trust will treat all with whom it deals or employs without prejudice, regardless of sex, age, colour, creed, ethnicity, physical ability, sexual orientation or religious affiliation.
We are pleased to announce our 2025 - 2026 Board of Directors
A warm welcome to our newest board members: Rhys Harnish & Tina Schwartz
We also want to extend our sincere thanks to the outgoing board members, Kayleigh Rennie and Sally Langille for their commitment and contributions to our board.
New Board of Directors picture coming soon