Sponsors

Like we stand behind you, others stand behind us

Our success comes from the amazing support of our sponsors.

We’re not the only ones looking to make a difference!

Sponsors of the MARAA Foundation help in its success by providing much needed funds for continued support through to allowing awareness for all amputees and their families.

Donors may be proud of the difference they are making to the limb loss community.

Companies that make all the difference

Our Sponsors

A. Clark Roofing

A. Clark Roofing

For 65 years, A. Clark Roofing & Siding has helped thousands of homeowners in Edmonton and Calgary with our meticulous attention to detail and innovative approach to the field of roofing and siding. By integrating our hard-earned roofing contractor experience and...

Southtown Chrysler

Southtown Chrysler

Every dealership claims to be different, and better than the rest. But can they back it up? Southtown Chrysler can—we’re the #1 Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram dealership in Western Canada. Learn more about what makes Southtown Chrysler the best! Check out our website...

Become a Sponsor

Become a Sponsor

We are always on the lookout for great corporate and individual sponsors. If you would like to become a sponsor, click here to send us an email!

Become a Major Sponsor

MARAA welcomes major sponsorship, allowing the
continued support and awareness to all Alberta
amputees.

Help Us Help Alberta Amputees

Alberta amputees require much needed resources, support, and the important work from this Foundation.

Show your support by donating today.

Make an impact

Become a sponsor and make a different in the lives of Alberta amputees

Creating partnerships

Promote your business through our network of amputees, their families and friends!

Listening

Show your company’s stance on the challenges faced by those experiencing an amputation.

Making Positive Change

Sponsoring the Maraa Foundation shows your company’s commitment to creating a positive change for all amputees.

Community

Become part of the growing amputee community.