Our Partners

Poppy Innovations partners with local companies whose vision aligns with ours and share our goal of building healthier communities through cultivating our collective potential.

From donating local produce to providing community kitchens to supporting our business, our partners are key to our continued success.  If you or your organization would like to discuss partnership opportunities,  please contact us today.

	CALGARY FARMERS’ MARKET Calgary’s source for farm-fresh foods and free entertainment. Located just off of Blackfoot Trail and Heritage Drive, the Calgary Farmers’ Market was built to be a family friendly, dynamic place for community engagement, with over 80 vendors supplying customers with fresh local produce, art, meat, poultry, international food, organic goods , jewelry and more. www.calgaryfarmersmarket.ca
	ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES Alberta Health Services delivers medical care on behalf of the Government of Alberta’s Ministry of Health[1] through 400 facilities throughout the province, including hospitals, clinics, continuing care facilities, mental health facilities and community health sites, while providing a variety of programs and services. AHS is the largest single health authority in Canada and is the largest employer in the province of Alberta as well as being the 5th largest single employer in Canada. www.albertahealthservices.ca
	VIVO for Healthier GenerationsCampus Calgary/Open Minds is an innovative curriculum-based program that moves the classroom into the community for an entire week.  Vivo for Healthier Generations provides Healthy Living School where classroom teachers work closely with community experts to custom design a week that meets individual needs.  Through a holistic approach to well-being, students will discover a sense of self that builds strong communities and sparks a lifelong commitment to improving quality of life. www.vivo.ca
	REAP Calgary Find Alberta-owned businesses that care about the planet and our community. All REAP businesses are locally owned and sustainably operated. They are committed to making ethical business decisions like buying green power, paying their employees a living wage, supporting local suppliers and giving back to their community. www.reapcalgary.com
	CALGARY ZOO – LITTLE GREEN THUMBS The Calgary Zoo is a nonprofit that works to take and inspire action to sustain wildlife and wild places. With the support of Ag for Life and Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan, the Calgary Zoo’s Little Green Thumbs program gives students an opportunity to become food produces right in their own classroom.  As students actively cooperate to care for their garden, they learn about nutrition, environmental stewardship, sustainable food systems and community interdependence. www.calgaryzoo.com