INTERESTED IN SELLING 50/50 TICKETS AT THE TRACK?
At Edmonton International Raceway, our 50/50 program coincides with our Saturday Night Racers starting May 30 until September 19, 2026. We also host a 50/50 during our Canada Day Evening Celebration and Friday Night of the NASCAR NAPA 300 Event.
It is easy ...
You set the price of the Tickets (typically $2 to $5 each)
You pick an open Saturday during Race Season (May - September)
** NOTE ** 50/50 Schedule - the priority is given to Full Night Fundraising Event
Organization or Club must...
- Have a Non-Profit Status
- Arrive early, ready to sell by 4:15 p.m.
- Bring all necessary supplies
- Bring a minimum of 6 people
- Stay until the beginning of the last race, draw is after the intermission
- Obtain an AGLC 50/50 License
- More detailed information and contract will be provided for those interested
2026 EIR FUNDRAISING & 50/50 Opportunities
Priority will be given to Clubs that Register for the Full Fundraising Program which includes 50/50 on your chosen night as well.
WETASKIWIN SOCCER CLUB
06 June 2026
Wetaskiwin Soccer Club is a club we are fiercely proud of. We provide soccer to community members from 3 years old to adult across all socio-economic groups. Not only are we committed to high levels of coaching and refereeing, but we also strive to be a happy and safe place for all our athletes to be a part of a team who lifts them up and encourages them. A club that not just works towards our athletes being great soccer players, but also being great people, strong leaders, and active part of the community. With trust and respect, we encourage strong involvement from parents and the community, and we are endlessly grateful to our volunteers and fellow community members in helping us grow to serve more people. To learn more info
KINETTE CLUB OF WETASKIWIN
13 June 2026
The Kinette Club of Wetaskiwin object and aims is to promote & direct service work through fellowship amongst its members, to the end that:
1. They may enjoy personal development through Kin; 2. They may be improved & educated in modern business & professional methods & ethics; 3. The involvement of each in the enrichment of their community may be stimulated; 4. A spirit of co-operation, tolerance, understanding & equality among all Nations & peoples be fostered & that the unity of thought & purpose throughout Canada be established toward this goal; and 5. They shall serve their community’s greatest need.
To learn more about the Kinette Club of Wetaskiwin
CAMROSE HELPS FOUNDATION
04 JULY 2026
Camrose Helps Foundation, a registered charity, works to make life better for those facing
challenges in the Camrose community. We collaborate, educate, and coordinate resources so
anyone can access everyday essentials through programs like the Community Pantry and Winter
Coat Drive.
Your contribution helps provide services that remove barriers, reduce poverty, and improve lives
in our community. By supporting Camrose Helps, you are contributing to lasting positive change.
You can contact them at Camrose Helps Foundation
CASA MENTAL HEALTH
24 July 2026
CASA Mental Health is an independent, accredited non-profit provider of mental health treatment for Alberta kids age three to 18 and their families. CASA treats child and youth mental illnesses – including depression, anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bipolar disorder – within Alberta’s publicly-funded mental health care system.
Visit casamentalhealth.org to learn more about CASA’s expansion and how community partnerships are helping close gaps in youth mental health care across Alberta.
WETASKIWIN MULTICULTURAL HERITAGE FESTIVAL
25 July 2026
The Wetaskiwin Multicultural Heritage Festival is a joyful, vibrant celebration that brings our community together every third weekend of June to experience the rich cultures that make Wetaskiwin so special. Our mission is to celebrate, preserve, and promote the diverse cultures, traditions, and heritage of our community. We strive to create an inclusive and welcoming space where people of all backgrounds can come together to share music, dance, food, art, and stories. Through cultural exchange and community engagement, the festival aims to foster understanding, respect, unity, and a strong sense of belonging for present and future generations.
To learn more about the Wetaskiwin Multicultural Heritage Festival
WETASKIWIN LITERACY & WELLNESS SERVICES LTD
29 August 2026
Mission: To equip people with the essential skills needed to navigate digital tools, access online information, and communicate effectively through technology. It fosters a sense of self-worth, inclusion, and empowerment, enabling individuals to make informed decisions, achieve independence, and secure employment.
Vision: To empower individuals to unlock their full potential through the transformative power of literacy and holistic wellness, fostering lifelong learning, emotional resilience, and a deep sense of purpose. Wetaskiwin Literacy & Wellness Services Ltd envision a community where every person has the skills, resources, and support to lead a balanced and meaningful life, equipped to navigate the challenges of an ever-changing world.
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
12 September 2026
The Veterans Association Food Bank of Edmonton was created October 2019, helping Veterans with housing, food and emergency funds. We try to look after any needs that a Veteran may need.
We also help with Veterans Affairs navigating the ins and outs.
To lean more about the Veterans Association