Meet The Team

I volunteer with CHIPS because I believe deeply in the power of learning through play. With a background in education, including early childhood, as well as psychology, and my experience as a mom of five, I’ve seen firsthand how play sparks curiosity, growth, and connection. I’m passionate about creating programs that support children’s development while giving families a welcoming space to learn, laugh, and play together.

I began volunteering with CHIPS shortly after moving to Wetaskiwin, and it’s been such a wonderful way to connect. As a mom, one of my greatest joys is watching my son explore his creativity—whether it’s through arts and crafts or his love of trains. CHIPS has given us a warm, welcoming space where he can grow and imagine, and where I can be part of a community that celebrates learning and play.

I’m a mom to two almost fully grown kids, and with more time on my hands these days, I wanted to give back to my community. At CHIPS, I organize birthday parties and rentals, and this year I’m excited to be hosting a table day for the very first time! I love seeing families come together, kids laughing and playing, and parents connecting over shared experiences. Being part of CHIPS has given me a chance to make a difference while also building lasting friendships.

I am a proud mother of five and hold a Level 2 Early Childhood Education diploma. With over 15 years of experience working with children, I am passionate about nurturing growth and development through play-based learning. I enjoy encouraging kids to live active lifestyles and love finding opportunities to explore and learn in nature. Volunteering gives me the chance to share my skills and passion with the community while supporting families in creating positive experiences for their children.

I’m a mom of three and CHIPS volunteer. I started working with CHIPS because they needed some help, and my homeschooled kids needed a place to spread out and go wild. My hope is to make my table day a welcoming space for my fellow homeschoolers in the Wetaskiwin area. CHIPS isn’t just for the little ones, school-aged kids can enjoy it, too! It’s a great space run by great people.

I first decided to join C.H.I.P.S. as a way to get out of the house, and it quickly became a wonderful part of our routine. One of the things my child loves most is that the toys are always on rotation, so there’s something new and exciting for them every time—we never get tired of a room! I’m looking forward to volunteering for another year and being part of such a fun, supportive community.

I joined CHIPS because I wanted a warm, welcoming place to take my kids during the winter months. It’s been such a wonderful space for them to play and burn off energy, and for me, it’s also become a great place to connect with other parents and build community.

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