Your contributions empower youth, families, and communities with essential skills for conflict resolution and leadership. Donate today to help create stronger, more connected communities. Peer Mediation And Skills Training (PMAST) offers several avenues for individuals and organizations to support their mission of equipping youth, families, and communities with conflict management skills.
Ways to Donate
Direct Donations
Celebrate life’s special moments while making a difference. Donate in honor of:
Birthdays, Anniversaries, and other joyous events.
In lieu of Get Well cards or flowers.
How to Donate:
Mail a cheque: Peer Mediation And Skills Training (PMAST) 1811 – 4 Street SW, Suite 103 Calgary, Alberta T2S 1W2
E-transfer: Send to Treasurer@pmast.org (Auto deposit is enabled).
By donating directly, 100% of your contribution supports PMAST’s programs and initiatives.
Birdies for Kids
You can support PMAST (Peer Mediation And Skills Training) in 2025 by donating through Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink, a program that matches donations up to 50%, making your contribution go even further. Every dollar you give helps PMAST continue providing essential conflict resolution and peer mediation programs to youth, fostering healthier, more resilient communities. To donate, visit the Birdies for Kids website, select PMAST from the list of participating charities, and make your contribution online. Your support not only empowers young people with lifelong skills but also maximizes the impact of your generosity through the matching funds program.
Donating to PMAST (Peer Mediation And Skills Training) is simple and secure through our CanadaHelps donation page. Your contribution directly supports programs that equip youth with essential conflict resolution, communication, and leadership skills. To donate, visit the CanadaHelps website, search for PMAST, and follow the easy steps to make a one-time gift or set up a recurring donation. You’ll receive an instant tax receipt, and every dollar you give helps foster healthier, more resilient communities by empowering young people with tools for positive change. Your support makes a lasting impact!
We honor long-term contributors and organizations that have supported PMAST over the years.
Bob Lang
Bob Lang is a founding member of PMAST (Peer Mediation and Skills Training) and has dedicated 25 years of service as Treasurer. After taking early retirement from a successful career as an engineer in Calgary’s "Oil Patch," Bob devoted his life to full-time volunteer work, with a passion for making Calgary a better place for everyone. His leadership and financial stewardship have been instrumental in PMAST’s growth and success, helping to deliver essential conflict resolution and peer mediation programs to youth across the community.
In addition to his work with PMAST, Bob has contributed his time and expertise to numerous organizations. He currently serves on the boards of the Cliff Bungalow-Mission Community Association and the Community Mediation Calgary Society. His past board memberships include the Inner City Community Life Council, Inner City Coalition of Calgary Society, and Safer Calgary. Bob has also played active roles in the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, the Canadian Gas Potential Committee, the Calgary District Hospital Group, and the Preservation and Restoration of St. Mary’s School.
Bob’s visionary spirit is reflected in his founding of several key community initiatives, including Calgary's largest street fair, the 4th Street Lilac Festival, along with many of the councils and societies he has supported. His outstanding volunteerism and commitment to community development have earned him numerous accolades, such as the Canada 125 Award (1992), the Star of the Millennium Volunteer Award for Alberta (2002), the Builder Award from Community Mediation Calgary (2003), the Alberta Centennial Medal (2005), Calgary’s Community Achievement Award (2009), and the Heart of Calgary Award from Volunteer Calgary (2010), among others.
Bob Lang’s dedication, leadership, and tireless volunteer efforts have left an indelible mark on PMAST and the broader Calgary community. His legacy continues to inspire and drive the mission of PMAST, fostering healthier relationships and stronger communities through conflict resolution and mediation programs.
Richard Lee
Richard Lee has been a long-time supporter of PMAST (Peer Mediation and Skills Training). As a child immigrant from China to small-town Alberta, Richard's personal experiences have fueled his dedication to fostering conflict resolution and peer mediation among youth. Through his sponsorship via the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) Foundation, Richard has enabled PMAST to implement programs in schools such as Nelson Mandela High School, addressing critical issues like bullying and conflict. His commitment has been instrumental in promoting healthier relationships and stronger communities.
Our Partners
Special thanks to our partners: Community Mediation Calgary Society, The ADR Institute of Alberta, and Struggle is Your Success for your support of our programs.
At PMAST, our work is made possible through the incredible generosity of our donors. Their contributions fuel our mission to create positive change and make a lasting impact in our community.
See the Impact
Explore the full list of donors who have helped shape our journey.
Your support makes a difference! By making a donation to PMAST, you help empower youth, families, and communities with the skills to manage conflict and build stronger, safer relationships. Join us in creating lasting change. Donate Today!
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