The Kinsmen are a Dynamic Volunteer Organization Enriching our Communities through Service while Embracing National Pride, Positive Values, Personal Development and Lasting Friendships.

Membership Interest ?

Historical Funding Contributions

Total contributions back into the community by the Kinsmen Club of Calgary.

This includes funding of various projects and organizations within Calgary and surrounding area and national organizations.
Including member nominated donations and small community projects and contributions. (Link to Some of the organizations)

Over $5.1 million re-invested over the last 18 years.

Services Delivered

2023 Kinsmen/Roughnecks Fundraiser in Support of Cystic Fibrosis

Join us for our Kinsmen Club of Calgary and Calgary Roughnecks Lacrosse Fundraiser in Support of Cystic Fibrosis at The Scotiabank Saddledome! If you've never been; it is not stop action and the fastest sport on two legs!! Get your tickets early for the best seats!! And Thank You for Your Support!!

Spring Into Summer - 2023

Saturday March 25, 2023. - tickets - $60 ea.

Doors open at 6:00pm dinner at 7:00pm show 8:30pm.

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Featuring: "Parrotheads Unbalance Band" - Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band

Kerby Centre
1133 7 Avenue SW, Calgary AB, T2P 1B2

Hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Calgary, in support of local charities.

British Pub Night - 2022

Saturday April 30, 2022. - tickets - $30 ea.

Doors open at 6:00pm show at 8:30pm.

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Featuring: the band ‘All You Need Is Love’ Tribute to the Fab Four

At The Unicorn - Calgary's Superpub
223 8 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 1B5.

Hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Calgary, in support of local charities.

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2023 Kinsmen/Roughnecks Fundraiser in Support of Cystic Fibrosis

Referral Services - 211

The Kinsmen Club of Calgary provides funding support for not-for-profit agencies in order to meet our community's greatest need.

Should you have personal or family needs that require support we encourage you to dial 211 on your phone.
You will  speak to a referral specialist to help you identify appropriate support services you can contact.

Click here for -> Calgary 211 website

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Kinsmen Club of Calgary Introduction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSQflJtoV30

Calgary Kinsmen - YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLAnkniJubX9SfRWjI-tyWg

History - Kinsmen Club of Calgary

Calgary

(Excerpt from Galaxy of Gold (1979))

One day in last November, 1924, two friends met on a busy street in Calgary. Jack Gifford, who was visiting from Vancouver, began to tell John Ross about a new service club for young men. So enthusiastic was the young Vancouverite about this new organization, the aims of which were to promote fellowship among young businessmen between the ages of 21 and 40, that John Ross began to investigate the feasibility of a similar club in Calgary.

The following excerpt written in the language of Manley Edwards is taken from The March of Kin, published by Frank Allison in 1930:

History - Stampede City Kinsmen

Stampede City

(Excerpt from Galaxy of Gold (1979))

History Number 1 (Al Black version)

The Stampede City club was chartered April 19, 1964 with sixteen charter members. The nucleus of this new club had come from a group known as the Jolly Fellows. With the intention of gaining notoriety as quickly as possible, the club concocted a little entertainment for the delegates attending the National Convention in Banff. A goose was released in the swimming pool of a local motel and after numerous complaints from hotel guests, National Parks personnel (for heaven’s sake) had to be called in to capture the honker.

History - Foothills City Kinsmen

Foothills City

(Excerpt from Galaxy of Gold (1979))

(This club is no longer operational)

On January 12, 1974, Calgary’s third Kinsmen club, the Kinsmen Club of Foothills City, was chartered at the Kinsmen Centre in Stampede Park. Organizational meetings, under charter chairman Erin Kitzul, together with Bill Strand of the Stampede City club, and John Glans and Dave Sharpe from the Calgary club, were held beginning in May of 1973.

Funds Delivered

Major Project Grants 2022-2023 Now Closed

The acceptance of new applications for the Kinsmen Club of Calgary - Major Projects for the 2022-2023 year is now closed. Those that applied will be contacted in late April. Thank you from all at KCC, please consider applying January next year.

Major Project Grants 2022-2023 Now Open

The acceptance of new applications for the Kinsmen Club of Calgary - Major Projects for the 2022-2023 year is now open. The deadline for this year is February 17. If there are questions about the application, or you would like to connect to discuss your organization, please use fundingrequest@kinsmenclubofcalgary.com 

Thank you from the Kinsmen Club of Calgary.

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Kinsmen Wheels Project at the Calgary Stampede 2019
Proud Partners with:

Calgary Stampede 100 years