2026 Applications will open in November.

Our annual Christmas Feast Campaign is all about lifting up those who could use a hand this season, whether it’s a family facing a challenging time, senior citizen(s) living on their own, or an individual or couple without children who could use a little extra support.

Through this campaign, we provide the ingredients for a festive meal to these families, or a premade dinner for seniors or those living alone without children. If there are children under 21 in the household, we also love to include a small wrapped gift to brighten their Christmas morning.

If you or someone you know in Okotoks, High River, Nanton, Cayley, Claresholm, Dewinton, or Diamond Valley who could truly benefit from this gesture, please click the button below.

Volunteering for Christmas Feast will open in November but you can hit the email button below for opportunites to support throughout the year.

We’re inviting you to be part of that magic. Whether you're donating funds, hosting a toy drive, lending your hands at Santa’s Workshop in High River (Nov 17–Dec 22), or joining us for Delivery Day on December 21st, every act of kindness helps us wrap our community in warmth and care.

Be a part of warm hearts, bright Christmas with us! You can volunteer to help at Santa’s Workshop, wrapping and sorting toys, or you can sign up to help deliver the Christmas Feast and toys to our community.

It’s a great team-building opportunity with your co-workers or friends!

Each year we are seeing more and more families in the Foothills who are in need of a hand up over the holidays.

We sure can’t do this alone. We have several toy drive locations, but we are also in need of cash donations to purchase the groceries and gift cards for the families.

Thanks to the support of people like you, our campaign continues to grow in reach and impact. In 2024, we fed 612 people and ensured 306 children received gifts, a 33% increase in family members supported compared to the previous year. These numbers represent more than just data, they reflect real families, real smiles, and real moments of hope.