2026 Annual Developing Accessibility Gala
Join us March 15th in support of the Calgary Neuropathy Association for an evening of accessibility focused conversation with municipal decision makers, builders, developers & other built environment professionals.
Behind the Gala
A Night To Influence Development & Accessibility In Calgary
This event brings together leaders from design, development, and policy to engage in meaningful dialogue on accessibility in both private and public spaces. The evening will feature curated speeches on accessibility, highlighting the intersection of physical and financial access, inclusive design practices, and the role of policy in shaping more equitable communities. This evening has been intentionally designed to bring municipal leaders together with the professionals who plan, design, fund, and build our cities, creating a shared forum around accessibility.
Guests will also experience a thoughtfully designed fundraising program that reinforces the event’s mission, including a design-focused silent auction and an art raffle showcasing works that reflect creativity, inclusion, and accessibility. Together, these elements create an environment that encourages collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and tangible support for Neuropathy awareness while advancing accessibility as a core principle in the built environment.
Where You Can Find Us
Everything You Need to Know About the Big Night
When
March 15th, 2026
Sunday Evening
From 5:00pm, Until 9:00pm+
Join our city's leaders in residential construction, real estate development, and public policy making for an intimate evening exploring how accessibility can be meaningfully embedded into the spaces and systems we build. Through thought-provoking speeches, curated experiences, and purpose-driven fundraising, this event advances accessibility from concept to action.
The Impact We Make
Join Us to Celebrate and Support Essential Programs That Transform Lives and Create Lasting Impact
This event is designed to advance awareness, understanding, and action around neuropathy and accessibility by bringing together leaders who shape the environments we live in every day. Through conversation, shared experience, and collective engagement, the evening aims to elevate accessibility as a core consideration in design, development, funding, and policy, while strengthening the community and partnerships that support the Calgary Neuropathy Association’s mission.
All proceeds from the event will directly support the 2026 Neuropathy Awareness Day, ensuring the continued growth and impact of national awareness, education, and advocacy initiatives.
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