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Call for Volunteers          

The RRROCA is a volunteer organization whose mandate is to champion the interests of the community in general and its residents in particular. As you know, volunteering is a way of life in Calgary.

It’s a great way to connect with the community, to meet new people, to expand your network of contacts, to develop new skills, and to gain a greater life or work experience. People who volunteer report a greater sense of happiness and accomplishment because of their involvement.

The RRROCA has opportunities that will allow you to put that special skill or passion to work and contribute to the betterment of your community!

  • Committee members:
    • Programs – Sports and Recreational Planning and Development Transportation
    • Schools, Buildings and Facilities
    • Parks and Pathways
    • Fundraising and Grants
    • Blockwatch

To explore these or any other area of interest, call Mike Kuhn at (403) 239-5210 or email info@rrroca.com.


Become a Dog Ambassador          
There are approximately 1000 dogs within Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak. Why not consider becoming a Dog Ambassador?

The Dog Ambassador program is part of the Natural Areas Adopt a Park Program. This is a volunteer program to help us get involved with the health and beauty of our natural parks. There is also an Adopt a park program for the manicured parks as well. Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak each have approximately 30+ parks that need to be adopted.

I invite you to contact Sonia Gonsalves of the City to volunteer your time for our beautiful community. Her phone number is 403-537-7523 or e-mail Sgonsalves@calgary.ca. Or if you feel more comfortable please contact Erin Stabbler at the community e-mail membership@rrroca.com.

For more information visit:
Animal By laws
Parks information
Adopt a park programs


What’s Your “Cause”?          
If you could accomplish anything in the world, what would it be?  Would you eradicate poverty and malnutrition?  Rid the world of cancer or AIDS?  Make the world a greener, cleaner, and more ‘natural’ place?  What would you do?

What if we brought that initial question to bear on our Rocky Ridge-Royal Oak community?  If you could accomplish anything in our community, what would it be?  

In his book, Good to Great, Jim Collins explains that – while it’s good to have a great goal – you should not expect to achieve your mission or vision over night.  Rather, he describes how the process of achieving your desired results resembles relentlessly pushing a giant, heavy flywheel in one direction. At first, it might seem like you’re hardly making any progress at all.  Soon, pushing it gets the flywheel to turn once. With consistent effort, it goes two turns, then five, then ten, building increasing momentum until – bang! – the wheel hits the breakthrough point, and the momentum kicks in its favour.  In short, if you really want to accomplish something big, you need to commit to it and invest yourself in it over the long haul.

If you want to ‘push a flywheel’ that will benefit your neighbours and our community in general, please call or e-mail Mike at 239-5210 or mjkuhn@telus.net .  


Do You Have a Story to Tell?          
The Federation of Calgary Communities, in partnership with the Calgary Real Estate News (CREN®), is looking for great community story ideas. If you know anyone (or anything!) that promotes a sense of community or builds a sense of belonging in Rocky Ridge-Royal Oak, pleases submit your idea to Mike Kuhn (mjkuhn@telus.net) or write a draft of your story and send it to him. Your story will appear in future editions of this publication and will be submitted to CREN for consideration. If your story is selected, a freelance writer will publish it in CREN.

Tell a Story About Someone Else          
The Rocky Ridge-Royal Oak Community Association has hundreds of members who volunteer their time and energies to benefit others. We would like your help in identifying some of those great volunteers and writing feature articles about them in this publication. If you are interested in interviewing other residents of our community and writing an article about them, or if you know someone we might want to interview, please contact Mike Kuhn at 239-5210 or mjkuhn@telus.net.