A day of connection, friendly competition, and meaningful community impact

 

Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Location: The Hamptons Golf Club
Breakfast & Registration: 7:30am I Tee Off: 9:00 am Shotgun Start

 

Funds raised support McMan’s Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Program helping youth and young adults build life-changing mental health skills.

And with Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink matching all fundraising up to 50%, your impact goes even further.

 

“ I truly feel more equipped, motivated and confident in my healing journey and overall life. Gracias.”

– Fall 2025 DBT Program Participant

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Connect with Calgary’s business and community leaders while demonstrating your commitment to youth mental health. 

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Your Support can change lives

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In Calgary, young people are waiting up to 18 months for mental health support. That’s too long.

McMan Calgary & Area reaches more than 5,000 children, youth, adults, and families each year, focusing on prevention and early intervention to help people get help before a crisis hits. 

Your support funds McMan Calgary’s DBT Skills Training Groups, giving youth the tools, connections, and confidence to reclaim their futures.

  • No matter what the problem is I feel like the skills I learned in group have given me a better way to deal with it

  • I’m in my third year of university and I joined group because it’s very stressful. This group has helped me manage my stress

  • I feel like everyone can walk away with one skill and say this is how I can use this tomorrow or next week for my next challenging emotional experience

  • I now live life with purpose

  • Every time a session finishes, I feel like I belong somewhere

  • I’m not used to talking about my emotions so openly, but I think that is a part of what I’ve taken from group. I feel more respected and respectful

  • Embrace it, run into it. Closed arms, open arms, it’s your call and the best thing to do is do it. As much as it can be intimidating, it’s worth it

  • This group has given me validation and a place to belong. It’s taught me that it ok to be different

  • For the first time in more than two decades since being at McMan, I feel like my life is under control. I feel like I can handle crisis. I can live and not just survive

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