Join us Sunday, June 11 for a carnival-themed event to celebrate the power of connection, family, and community!

Bring your friends and family to enjoy a fun, family-friendly event and help raise much-needed funds for our new Youth Programs.

Enjoy carnival games, an all-ages bouncy course, door prizes, raffle & 50/50, free live kids art with Dean Stanton for the first 100 children, food trucks, a bottle & can recycling fundraiser and much more!

Thanks to Shaw Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink, all donations will be matched up to 50%.

Donate Today

ENTERTAINMENT & FAMILY ACTVITIES

Carnival Games

Have fun, win prizes, and support our programs!

Food Trucks

Enjoy great food with a great community! Seating available inside the Super 8.

All-ages Bouncy Course!

Dean Stanton

Unique, make-and-take artwork project. Free for the first 100 kids!

Did you know, more than 16,200 young Albertans between the ages 0 and 24 are diagnosed with epilepsy?
This is why outreach to the community is so important, the stigma and fear around an epilepsy diagnosis keeps people isolated from the information and help they need to live well with epilepsy.

FUNDRAISING AND SUPPORT

Buy Your Tickets Today!

1 raffle ticket for $5, 3 for $10, or 10 for $20. And don’t forget the 50/50!
All proceeds support our Youth Programs.

Buy Now

Grocery Store Fundraiser

Choose from over 70 products including exclusives and local favourites like Nathan’s Hot Dogs, Coco Brooks, & Spolumbos, Beyond Meat and more!

All proceeds will be matched up to 50% for our youth programs and services. Order before May 31 for pickup at the event (all products are delivered on a refrigerated truck).

Bottle and Can Recycling

Thanks to our friends at Walden Bottle Depot, you can bring your empty bottles and cans for easy drop-off! All funds raised will be aupport our Youth, Child, & Caregiver Programs.

Thanks to Shaw Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink, all donations will be matched up to 50%.

EPILEPSY CALGARY YOUTH PROGRAMS

Did you know, more than 16,200 young Albertans between the ages 0 and 24 are diagnosed with epilepsy?

This is why community outreach is so important. Stigma and fear around an epilepsy diagnosis keeps people isolated from the information and help they need to live well with epilepsy.

Learn More

Thank you for your gift!