ABOUT THE LEAGUE

 

What is the Ritchie Community League?

The Ritchie Community League (RCL) is a member of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues (EFCL). A community league is a volunteer-run, non-partisan, not-for-profit organization that is formed to meet the unique needs and interests of residents within a defined geographic area. RCL’s boundaries include between 72 Ave to Whyte Ave, and from the centre of Gateway Boulevard to Mill Creek Ravine.

Board of Directors (2026-2027)

Our board members are Ritchie residents who volunteer their time and expertise to create a better community.

Executive

President

Carly Steiger

president@ritchie-league.com

Vice-President

Lisa Seibold-Kercher

vice-president@ritchie-league.com

Secretary

Stacy Liu

secretary@ritchie-league.com

Treasurer

Nicole Ritchie

treasurer@ritchie-league.com

directors

Arts Director

Jesse Hunt

arts@ritchie-league.com

Civics Director

Daniel Morin

civics@ritchie-league.com

Communications Director

Amanda Girgis

communications@ritchie-league.com

Events Director

Erika Heiberg

events@ritchie-league.com

Facilities Director

Dan Desnoyers

facilities@ritchie-league.com

Fundraising Director

Mireille Smith

fundraising@ritchie-league.com

Garden Director

Maggie Crockett

garden@ritchie-league.com

Memberships Director

Gary Ritchie

memberships@ritchie-league.com

New Hall Director

Rick Wilson

new-hall@ritchie-leaguecom

Partnerships Director

Sarah Winberg

partnerships@ritchie-league.com

West Ritchie Director

Hazel Marriott

west@ritchie-league.com

Volunteer Director

Trevon Romanuik

volunteers@ritchie-league.com


Board Meetings

The board of directors meet at the hall on the first Thursday of every month at 7 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. 

The annual general meeting (AGM) and elections are in August. There is no meeting in August and our September meeting is closed to the public, for new board training.

See our events page for more details.


Responsibilities of the Board

Some of what the RCL board members do includes:

  • Being responsive to the individual and collective needs of its people by servicing our community through advocacy, activities, programs and support resulting in a safe and vibrant community for all.

  • Facilitating a dynamic meeting place for people to gather.

  • Maintaining and upgrading our community hall and providing sports facilities that are accessible, functional and comfortable for people to gather.

  • Enhancing our sustainability by:

    • Building and encouraging members to volunteer and be involved and engaged;

    • Being a league that is conscious and responsive to environmental initiatives; and

    • Being fiscally responsible.


Official Documents


Policies and Guidelines


Programs and Administrative Documents