2026 No Child Alone Dinner

Help us celebrate 50 years of Rossbrook House!

Rossbrook House Foundation is hosting the No Child Alone Dinner

on Thursday, April 30, 2026.

For 50 years, Rossbrook House has been a safe place for children and youth to belong, play, learn and become…

Join us as we celebrate this incredible milestone!

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Reception 5:00pm | Dinner 6pm

We will be serving mocktails.

The evening includes a silent auction.

Tickets:

Single tickets are $150.50

Includes tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations. Tables will have 10 seats each. Please advise if you wish to be seated with a specific guest.

A table of ten: $1,505.00

Includes tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations

Corporate Tables: $3,550.00

Includes recognition in event program, at event and on event website. Tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations.

204-949-4092 email: foundation@rossbrookhouse.ca

Can’t make it but wish to support? Click here to make a donation!

Menu:

Lake Winnipeg Pickerel seasoned, pan fried with parsley butter and lemon, White and Wild Rice Pilaf, and Roasted Asparagus

Vegetarian/Vegan Option: Marinated portobello mushrooms with chickpeas, zucchini and peppers

Please indicate any food allergies or dietary restrictions in the box on the ticket form.

Venue:

Alloway Hall in the Manitoba Museum, 190 Rupert Avenue in Winnipeg.

Meet our Emcee Tina Keeper

Tina Keeper hosted the first No Child Alone Dinner in January 2016 and we are thrilled that she will be our Emcee again as we celebrate 50 years! Tina also has a history with Rossbrook House as the Educational Assistant at Wi Wabigooni school.

Tina is a mother and a Kokum from the Inninuak of Norway House Cree Nation in the Treaty 5 territory and of the Muskrat Dam First Nation of the Treaty 9 territory. She is a media producer and an advocate. She is best known for her award-winning role as ‘Michelle Kenedi’ on the CBC tv series North of 60 which ran from 1992-2003.

Read Tina’s full bio by clicking here.

Honorary Co-Chairs of the event:

We are thrilled to feature Rossbrook House Executive Director, Patty Mainville, and Rossbrook House Supervisor/Youth Worker, Autumn Batangan, as honorary co-chairs of this event. Both Patty and Autumn have a long history with Rossbrook House and will share their stories about how Rossbrook House and its community has impacted their lives.

Autumn Batangan

Rossbrook House Youth Worker/Supervisor & Former Participant

Hearing the stories of how much fun her older sisters were having at Rossbrook House, Autumn was anxious to attend as young as five years old. ‘I’ve loved it ever since’, she says. Autumn has many fond memories of growing up at Rossbrook House, including how close she is with her many cousins and meeting her best friend. ‘It’s more than a community centre. It’s more like a second home to a lot of these kids. To me, it’s a second home.’ Autumn graduated from Rising Sun high school. Today Autumn is a youth worker with Rossbrook House. Her devotion to the children is evident and shows in how she interacts with them.

Patricia Mainville

Rossbrook House Executive Director & Former Participant

Patty is Anishinaabe, and a proud mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She has a long history with Rossbrook House – a former participant, a junior staff member, a graduate of Rising Sun School, and later a Board member. She has also been giving back over many years as a dance and cultural advisor for the annual Rossbrook House Pow Wow. ‘Rossbrook House is a special place where, when you walk in the doors and see and hear the buzz of the building, you feel the spirit of Rossbrook House. It is a hard place to leave’, she says. Patty retired from a 20-year career as a teacher and principal in the Winnipeg School Division, to become the Executive Director of Rossbrook House in 2022.