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WORLD CP DAY

World Cerebral Palsy Day, is held annually on October 6th and is a global movement of people with cerebral palsy and their families, and the organizations that support them, in more than 60 countries.

HUSH GALA

Each year our guests look forward to a new and exciting theme, and can count on great entertainment and spectacular chef inspired menus prepared by local artisan chefs. The Gala never disappoints, and has successfully raised much needed funds for the CPAA’s programs and services.

POKER FOR A CAUSE

Put on your poker face and hold your cards tight! Each year the CPAA hosts poker tournaments in both Calgary and Edmonton in the spring and fall.

EVENTS

Cerebral Palsy Alberta puts on several events each year, allowing us to connect with our community and celebrate the accomplishments of our organization, as well as the successes of our members. Fundraising at our events allows us to continue to offer programs and services and enable people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities to live a Life Without Limits.

LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS

CHALLENGE

No times, no pressure, no sweat – just some easy moves and lots of laughs. Over 500 participants of all ages and abilities take part annually, running, walking and wheeling in Calgary and Edmonton or take on one of our New Challenges… the Wheelchair Challenge or the Virtual Challenge!

GOLF

 WITHOUT LIMITS

The CPAA Golf Without Limits tournament takes place each June to raise funds for individuals living with Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities.

COLLABORATIVE RESOURCE

FAIR &ARTISAN MARKET 

The CPAA hosts an annual Resource Fair each fall in Edmonton where individuals can check out local community supports and services.

VOLUNTEER

Cerebral Palsy Alberta offers volunteer opportunities for one-time events, ongoing programs or office-based work. Volunteers play a fundamental role in the programs and services that we offer to our members and the community.

JOIN CPAA

If you have an interest in making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities consider becoming a CPAA member.

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