19TH ANNUAL WINTER

CHARITY BALL

Each year, the Engineering Society brings together students, alumni, faculty, and community partners for a night of celebration and giving back.

This year's Winter Charity Ball supports local organizations making a direct impact in Newfoundland and Labrador while building community through a formal evening of fundraising and connection.

About the Event

Charity Ball is one of Engineering Society's signature events, bringing together students and community members for a formal evening with a meaningful purpose. Proceeds and awareness raised help support organizations making a direct impact across Newfoundland and Labrador.

This year is dedicated to supporting CPAWS Newfoundland & Labrador and the Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation, two organizations focused on conservation and youth mental health care in our province.

Date

Saturday, February 6th, 2027

Location

Delta Hotel • 120 Gower St, St. John's

How You Can Help

Whether you'd like to support financially, contribute an item, or help spread the word, there are several ways to get involved in this year's Charity Ball.

Become a Sponsor

Support the event and help us raise more for our chosen charities through sponsorship opportunities.

Donate Auction Items

If you have an item or service to donate, it can help us grow the fundraising impact of the evening.

Contact Us

Reach out at [email protected] for sponsorships, donations, and event questions.

Charity Information

CPAWS Newfoundland & Labrador

CPAWS Newfoundland & Labrador is a conservation organization focused on protecting the province's land, freshwater, and marine environments. Their work includes advocating for protected areas, conserving wildlife and ecosystems, supporting marine conservation, and engaging communities in environmental stewardship.

CPAWS NL logo

Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation

The Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation supports youth mental health in Newfoundland and Labrador through accessible services, community partnerships, and efforts to reduce stigma. Its programs include free counselling, peer support, and therapeutic groups for young people across the province.

Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation logo