Sponsoring the TAB program is more than just a philanthropic gesture. It's an opportunity to forge strong partnerships and establish your business as a champion of local education that fuels a home-grown talent pool.
Help us create a thriving and diverse community. A well-educated local workforce in Brazeau County means more skilled employees, higher productivity, and increased opportunities for economic growth.

Every dollar of support toward the TAB program helps build robust and resilient Brazeau County communities while reaping the direct benefits of talent retention, labour pool development, corporate goodwill, tax advantages and more.
Thank you for your help in ensuring the sustained success of the TAB program. The following contribution levels are provided as a framework for discussions with prospective program sponsors and strategic partners.
Individuals, organizations and businesses that have contributed more than $100,000 toward the TAB program.
Individuals, organizations and businesses that have contributed between $50,000 and $99,999 toward the TAB program.
Individuals, organizations and businesses that have contributed between $10,000 and $49,999 toward the TAB program.
Individuals, organizations and businesses that have contributed between $1,000 and $9,999 toward the TAB program.
Individuals, organizations and businesses that have contributed up to $999 toward the TAB program.
Pembina Pipeline Corp.: $30,000.00
Local energy-sector incumbent Pembina Pipeline has always been a staunch supporter of the TAB initiative. In June of 2023, Pembina Pipeline claimed the title sponsor position for the Town’s Black Gold Gala commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Pembina-Cardium Oilfield discovery.
Rotary Club of Drayton Valley: $25,000.00
In March of 2021, the Rotary Club of Drayton Valley committed $25,000 in funding for the TAB Program. Funding will be disbursed over two years, and will help offset tuition costs for eligible programs for local students.
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Pembina Pipeline claimed the title sponsor position for the Town’s historic gala commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Pembina-Cardium Oilfield discovery. The Town commends this industry leader for its commitment to local post-secondary education.
We believe that our program should not only benefit students; it must also align with the demands of the local job market.
By working hand-in-hand with the business community, we can bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring that local students are empowered with the skills and knowledge necessary to grow rewarding careers right here at home.
By participating in curriculum development, internship programs and vocational training initiatives, you can shape the local education landscape to cultivate a talent pool tailored to your present and future business requirements.
Let's embrace this opportunity to customize local education programs to address the specific needs of your industry.

Mike Karach
Supervisor, Drayton Valley Area
Pembina Pipeline Corporation
The TAB program facilitates local post-secondary learning opportunities for residents of the Town of Drayton Valley and the Brazeau County region. Administrators reserve the right to periodically review and update the program and its funding criteria. Operation of the TAB program is subject to the availability of funding.