Play for a Cause at Pickleball for Charity this November
November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta, a time to raise awareness and take action to help prevent family violence. At WIN House, we know creating safer communities takes all of us. Thank you for rallying with us. The 50/50 winner ticket is 45746-187. Please contact Fay (events@winhouse.org) to redeem your prize.
We’d love for you to join us for a day filled with rallying, connection, and community at Pickleball for Charity presented by Subaru. Every serve, every point, and every match played helps support WIN House’s mission to provide safety, stability, and a path forward for individuals and families fleeing gender-based violence.
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Set at The Center Sports Complex, 9 Richardson Drive, this tournament is all about good energy, great company, and meaningful impact. Expect a fun, high-spirited day on the courts where community comes first and every game has purpose and prizes!
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Whether you’re a seasoned player or just picking up a paddle for the first time, you’ll fit right in. Players will be matched by skill level, so everyone can enjoy the game, feel confident, and be part of the action.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Location: The Center Sports Complex,
9 Richardson Drive, St. Albert, AB T8N 7W4
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Partner with WIN House as a sponsor for Pickleball for Charity and be part of a community event that brings people together through sport, connection, and purpose.
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Your support helps create a meaningful day on and off the court while directly contributing to WIN House’s mission of safety and support for women, children and gender-diverse individuals fleeing gender-based violence.
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More than a tournament, it’s a chance to show up for community.
Every match played helps WIN House provide safety, dignity, and support for individuals rebuilding their lives after gender-based violence.
