We are in good company with a great network of support organizations and programs. Check out our affiliates by connecting to them with the links below.
Kind and Generous Sponsors are a big part of our success
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our generous sponsors without which many of our programs would not be possible. We are grateful for their generosity with the gifts of their time and money. Follow the below links to find out more about them and to reciprocate their investment in us whenever possible.
Knowledgeable And Experienced Organizations available to us for support and information
We would like to recognize our affiliates and organizations that we are proud to be associated with. To find out more about their programs and how they are “linked” to us or to access their expertise just follow the link to their web page.
The Bruderheim Ag Society would like to thank all our sponsors and support organizations who invest in our community and the initiatives and programs we develop to improve the experience of being a resident of the Bruderheim community. These companies and agencies are key contributors to the growth of our events and programs. They are committed to sustaining our programs and we are committed to supporting them!
Alberta Professional Chuckwagon & Chariot Association
A wish to extend a special “Thank You” to our 2016 Ag Days Sponsors
BEAVER CREEK
Carey Industrial Services Ltd.
Urban
Escape
Massage Therapy
For your generous donation of our registration booth
In partnership with Home Hardware, the Town of Bruderheim and the Bruderheim Agricultural Society
THANK YOU HOME HARDWARE !
A Special Thank You to our generous community partner
(BRUDERHEIM TERMINAL)
For their generous contribution to our Tiger Garden at Bruderheim School
Our Newest Website Link….feel free to browse all of this site but we have condensed a list of critical topics, as in the list below:
Resilient Rurals is a partnership between the towns of Bruderheim, Gibbons and Lamont for a regional climate change adaptation and resilience project within Alberta's Industrial Heartland.
It's a new approach—created by small towns: for small towns:
