East Coast Charity Ball

About the Event

The 9th Annual East Coast Charity Ball in support of Daytrippers and for the first time Frontier College. Both of these great charities support the east coast community. Daytrippers help send youngsters on field trips and educational outings that they otherwise cannot afford. Frontier College is a literacy organization that supports youth and adult literacy programs to help people learn for a better life.

The East Coast Charity Ball allows for Atlantic Canadians and their friends to kick back, have a few drinks and dance the night away! We hope you will join us.

The 9th Annual East Coast Charity Ball will be held at the Berkeley Church at 315 Queen Street East.

East Coast Connected believes that Atlantic Canadians who have moved away are still, at heart, Atlantic Canadians. More than that, we believe that they are still a valuable resource for their home provinces - whether you're talking about investment opportunities or fundraising for your former local charity, this diverse group of people is full of passion and goodwill.

Built in 1871, The Berkeley Church has been transformed into Toronto's most original event venue. Nowhere else will you find such a beautiful blend of traditional ambiance and modern decor. Details such as the original 17-foot stained glass windows, hard wood floors and Victorian Inspired bar makes The Berkeley Church a stunning escape from the ordinary.

Saint Mary’s University, Mount Allison University, the University of New Brunswick and Dalhousie University are East Coast Connected’ partners in the Alumni Association reception starting at 8:30 pm.

For more information about tickets for the Alumni reception contact:

University of New Brunswick: Lynette Manderson – lynettemanderson@hotmail.com
Dalhousie University: Alexis MacDonald – alexismacdonald@yahoo.com
Mount Allison University: Andrew Wilkes – awilkes@mackieresearch.com
Saint Mary’s University: Kathy MacFarlane – kathy.macfarlane@smu.ca