Host a Fundraiser

Support Valour Place by bringing people together for a fundraiser near you.

Host a Fundraiser In support of Valour Place

Whether it’s a golf tournament, a bake sale, a trivia night, or a workplace giving campaign, a fundraiser in your name can make a real difference for the military families, veterans, and first responders who walk through our doors.

Every dollar raised through community fundraisers helps keep Valour Place running so that no family is ever turned away in their time of need. When you host an event for Valour Place, you’re reminding our heroes that your community hasn’t forgotten what they’ve sacrificed.

Ready to get started? Fill out the form to tell us about your event, and we’ll reach out to connect, add it to the Valour Place community calendar, and support however we can. 

Hear about your impact directly from our guests.

The Graftons

Valour Place became a home away from home this summer for Chantelle Grafton, who travelled from Prince George, BC to undergo two months of medical trials aimed at improving mobility in her arms. In 2019, a spinal cord injury from an accident took away her ability to feel below her neck. Despite this life-changing challenge, Chantelle’s determination shines brightly as she steadily regains strength in her arms. A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Chantelle and her husband, Warren, to hear more about how Valour Place helped the couple in their time of need.
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Gabrielle

When your world changes overnight, the last thing you should worry about is rent. Gabrielle and her family came to Valour Place during the hardest season of their lives. What they found was a barrier-free home, a community, and a cheer squad pushing them forward. That’s what your support makes possible.
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Kelsey and Dylan

Kelsey and I both grew up in Prince Edward County, Ontario. We reconnected after high school—me working construction, her at Tim Hortons—and a snowy first date sparked the beginning of a relationship that has weathered every storm since. When the military accepted my application, we moved to Cold Lake, Alberta, where I now serve as a Corporal and Avionics Systems Technician with 417 Search and Rescue Squadron. Kelsey works locally with the Commissionaires, supporting 4 Wing operations. Throughout my career, I’ve faced ongoing eye and vision issues that required specialist care in Edmonton. Valour Place has been there for us from the start—offering a safe, welcoming place to stay for appointments and surgeries that would otherwise mean costly hotels or long, exhausting drives. But nothing has compared to how much Valour Place has meant to us during this past year. Without a family doctor in Cold Lake, our high-risk pregnancy was transferred to Royal Alexandra Hospital. Our son was born 12 weeks early, requiring intensive NICU care. Valour Place became our home for weeks on end. The staff offered more than just a room—they gave us comfort, flexibility, and support during an incredibly emotional time. Being right down the road from our newborn, surrounded by people who understand, made all the difference. We are lucky to call this place home while we visit our boy in the NICU and watch him grown until we can go home. My favourite memory of Valour Place is forever changing. I love meeting all the different folks from all the surrounding areas and provinces and chatting with them. The feeling of being home with your family at Valour Place is an understatement. The staff make you feel at home, helping with anything you could ask for. Everyone who visits Valour Place is there for their own specific reason, but the common ground of having a safe roof over your head and maybe a common life experience really brings people together – that’s healing – and that’s my favourite. Valour Place has supported our family emotionally, mentally, and financially. We couldn’t have navigated this journey without it. Thank you to the incredible staff and supporters who keep Valour Place running—it has truly been our home away from home. -Dylan
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Amanda, Thomas, and Elise

“It’s really like having a home away from home.” Amanda and Thomas, from Cold Lake, Alberta, are staying at Valour Place to access support and to be close to the medical facilities they need here in Edmonton. As returning residents, we asked them to share some of their favourite things about staying with us.
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Tony

Meet Tony, a brave veteran who’s been with us this year battling cancer and recovering from surgery and infection. Even through his health battles, Tony has been a beacon of positivity in our house. His contagious energy lifts everyone around him, and he’s left a lasting mark on many of our guests. 🏡❤️
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Marcia & Brennan

Marcia and Brennan kindly sat down with us earlier this month to share their story and the impact Valour Place has on RCMP, military, first responders and their families. Valour Place is more than just a house—it’s a home-away-from-home for those who serve our country and communities during their most challenging times. Marci and Brennan’s story is a powerful reminder of how vital support and compassion are when facing life’s toughest battles.
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