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TURNING POINTS 2026

 

 

Turning Points Gala 2026 

Thursday, April 30, 2026

BMO Centre at Stampede Park 
Champion Ballroom

 

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Join Us in Changing Lives

 

The Turning Points Gala is a powerful and inspiring social event that honours the strength of individuals and families impacted by domestic violence and abuse in our community. Each year, we support approximately 20,000 individuals on their journey toward safety, healing, and healthier relationships. This evening celebrates their courage and the life-changing work of FearIsNotLove.

 

The event brings together compassionate individuals and community leaders who believe in creating lasting change. It is more than just a night to remember, it is an opportunity to connect, reflect, and invite your guests to learn more about a meaningful cause, while supporting our programs and resources that transform lives.

 

Everyone has the right to feel safe, respected, supported and loved.

 

Together, we can create a safer and healthier community. Your contribution will ensure that those impacted by domestic violence and abuse receive support in their time of need, and the continued innovative work of FearIsNotLove.

 

Sponsorship Opportunities Available

 

Tables and Tickets will go on sale in November.

 

For more information about Turning Points 2026:
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403.290.1552 Ext. 410

 

Thank you to our Turning Points 2026 Sponsors and Supporters! 

Platinum Sponsors

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Gold Sponsor

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Client Testimonials

My time at the Shelter kept me from harm. It also gave me the hope I thought I had lost. 

~ Jan

 
It’s still amazing to me that such a simple step as one phone call could so dramatically change a person’s life.

~ Catherine

 
After 50 years of marriage I didn’t want to leave him, but now I know how to keep myself safe in my own home.

~May

 
It felt great to break the silence. I told my counsellor things about my marriage that I have never told anyone because I felt so ashamed.

~ Sierra

 

 

 

Connect Domestic Violence & Abuse Helpline
403.234.SAFE (7233)
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