Presenting Partner
Garden of Hope: An Enchanted CASA Carnival for Kids’ Mental Health returns in full bloom to the Edmonton Convention Centre on Friday, March 20, 2026.
Join us for Garden of Hope, an enchanting gala where wellness and wonder bloom. Surrounded by the beauty of a flourishing garden, guests will experience a celebration filled with floral elegance, heartfelt connection and ripples of change.
This award-winning event promises an unforgettable evening raising funds for free, life-changing mental health care for kids and families. Together, we’ll help hope bloom.
Since its inception, CASA Carnival has raised over $4 million for CASA Mental Health and was instrumental in the opening of CASA Centre in 2016.
Event Details
Date: Friday, March 20, 2026
Location: Hall D, Edmonton Convention Centre (9797 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB, T5J 1N9). Directions | Parking
Program:*
6 p.m. Themed reception
7:30 p.m. Formal Program, plated dinner and live music
10 p.m. Closing entertainment and after party
Note: A portion of your ticket cost will be eligible for a tax receipt.
*Program is subject to change
The Experience
Get a glimpse of what CASA Carnival is all about – an unforgettable experience designed with intention, heart and purpose to bring our mission to life. This video will show you the beauty, energy and impact that make the night so meaningful.
Supporting Free Mental Health Care for More Children, Youth and Families
CASA Mental Health has been a cornerstone of free mental health services in Alberta for nearly 40 years, serving children, youth and their families. With teams of trauma-informed professionals, CASA provides assessment and treatment for more than 11,000 children, youth and their family members each year. As demand continues to grow, CASA is expanding its services beyond Edmonton, using innovative approaches to ensure more families can access free mental health care when and where they need it.
Innovation at CASA extends beyond service delivery. Through the CASA Research Chair in Child and Adolescent Mental Health, CASA is helping advance autism research at the University of Alberta. The chair works directly with patients and families to better understand mental health challenges and improve psychiatric care across the province.
By exploring new, personalized approaches to care through genetics, this research focuses on reducing stigma, celebrating individual strengths and developing more effective treatments that help children and youth with autism thrive. This world-class research will be accessible in a clinical setting, improving care at CASA and across the province.
With expanded services and forward-thinking research, CASA Mental Health is shaping the future of mental health care in Alberta — making sure support is not only accessible, but transformative. We invite you to be part of this important journey.
Thank You to Our Partners
Partnership opportunities for CASA Carnival offer valuable company recognition at all levels. For more information, please contact Emily Schaefer, Philanthropy Officer, Meaningful Giving.
