The Community League focuses on:

• Bringing neighbours together through events and programs

• Organizing sports and recreational activities

• Supporting volunteer opportunities

• Representing community interests within the broader Heritage Valley area

Membership is voluntary and open to residents in surrounding neighbourhoods.

A Community League is a voluntary membership organization focused on community building through events, programs, and recreation.

Community Leagues may:

• Organize sports and recreation programs

• Host events and social activities

• Advocate on community issues (traffic, development, safety, etc.)

• Maintain public land where they hold a City license for amenities (like playgrounds or rinks)

• Partner with other leagues

They are registered as non-profits and are supported by the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues.

Becoming a member of the Chappelle Community League connects you with your neighbourhood and gives you access to great perks. Members enjoy discounts with local businesses, access to the Community League Wellness Program for reduced rates at City of Edmonton recreation facilities, and skate tags for free skating at outdoor community league rinks. Membership also supports community events, programs, and helps keep local amenities active and thriving.

Learn more at: https://www.chappellecommunityleague.com/cclmembership

The League membership starts from September to the month if August of the next year.

Memberships are flexible and can be canceled at any time from your account.

You can visit https://efcl.org/membership-purchase/ to buy your membership

The Membership Director can be contacted for any issues related to Chappelle Community League membership.

Email: membership@chappellecommunityleague.com

You can get the skate ribbons after you purchase the membership from the Membership Director. Email: membership@chappellecommunityleague.com

The Chappelle Gardens Residents Association (RA) and the Chappelle Community League (CL) are separate community organizations with different roles.

The Residents Association is a mandatory, property-based group for homeowners in Chappelle Gardens — membership comes with owning a home and fees are registered on the title. It operates the Social House and community amenities, offers resident-focused programs, events, and exclusive access to facility features and parks for members.

In contrast, the Chappelle Community League is a voluntary, neighborhood-wide membership organization open to all residents of the broader Chappelle area. League membership is paid by choice, not tied to property ownership, and offers community events, programs, and city-wide benefits like discounts and access to the Community League Wellness Program.

The RA is automatic and fee-based for homeowners in Chappelle Gardens with exclusive amenities, while the Community League is a voluntary community group serving the broader area with wider benefits and social programming.

No. Community League membership is always voluntary.

A Homeowners Association (HOA) — sometimes called a Residents Association — is a mandatory membership organization tied to property ownership through a caveat on the property title.

• Provide enhanced services above City standards (extra landscaping, beautification, lighting, etc.)

• Maintain certain amenities

• Enforce architectural guidelines

• Serve as a central place to resolve homeowner-related concerns

Yes. HOA membership is mandatory because it is tied to property ownership through a registered caveat.

Homeowners Associations (including Enhanced HOAs/Residents Associations) enforce architectural guidelines to maintain original neighbourhood design standards.

No. The Chappelle Community League and the Chappelle Gardens Residents Association are two separate organizations with different roles, structures, and memberships.

Find out details at: https://efcl.org/about/