25th Anniversary Gala

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Together We Can – 25th Anniversary Gala

Help us meet the demands of our community

Together We Can's 25th Anniversary Gala

Supporting a new Recovery Resource Centre for mental health, counselling, medical and educational services & Education Scholarships by the Fallen Sons Memorial Fund

Join us for an Iconic Evening!

Together We Can
25^th Anniversary Gala

Great Gatsby Inspired Evening

Sunday, October 14^th 2018
The Imperial Theatre Vancouver

993, Together We Can Addiction Recovery & Education Society has become one of Canada’s leading treatment centres for men. With 26 residential recovery homes across Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Surrey and Victoria, TWC’s mission is to educate and support men and families who struggle with the challenges of substance misuse, and desire a new life in recovery.

TWC provides over 300 men with abstinence-based recovery programs and supportive housing opportunities in a therapeutic residential setting. Our addiction recovery programs, transitional housing, and aftercare initiatives provide residents with an integrated approach to rehabilitation.

TWC is a licensed healthcare service provider through Vancouver Coastal Health, and is well established as a reputable destination where men can truly begin to create change in their lives and rebuild their family relationships.

As a registered charity, we are dedicated to building positive community relationships with Families, Donors, Partners, and Government. Together, we can continue to make a difference in our community. Thank you for your generous support.

GALA HIGHLIGHTS + SPONSORS
Hosted by Howard Blank

Entertainment

Underground Circus Entertainment
Sway Band
Silent and Live Auction

Catered Dinner by award-winning Bauhaus Restaurant
Signature Refreshments by The Juice Truck

Keynote Speakers

Angus Reid former BC Lions Captain
Moe Elewonibi NFL/CFL Veteran
MP Don Davies

Charitable donations collected at the 25^th anniversary gala will provide funding for the construction of a new Resource Education Centre and the TWC Fallen Sons Memorial Fund.