Fall Fundraising Auction for Crisis Team Jasper

This year marks the 18th Annual Crisis Team Jasper Charity Golf Tournament, our major annual fundraiser in support of crisis response in Jasper and the surrounding region. 

We are launching our annual fall auction campaign with this years auction which will run through until September 30, 2026.

Our online auction is an important part of raising the funds needed to continue this work. Thanks to the generosity of local businesses, organizations, and community members, you’ll find an exciting lineup of items, experiences, and packages to bid on.

Continue to check back and watch our social feeds as we launch new prizes!

Every bid helps ensure that our crisis team can respond quickly and effectively to those in need by providing immediate support during a crisis, offering resources for recovery and being a trusted presence in difficult times.

We know this year has been challenging for many, and we are deeply grateful for any way you are able to support. By bidding, sharing our auction with friends, or following us on social media to help spread the word.

Thank you!

The Crisis Team—a referral-based agency whose referrals mainly come from Jasper Community Outreach Services, healthcare staff, the Activity Centre front desk, and the RCMP and other first responders—has operated since 2007 with support from the Municipality of Jasper, community fundraising efforts, and provincial grants. The team is comprised of trained community members who share the responsibility of answering the crisis line 365 days per year, from 5pm-8am on weekdays and 24 hours per day on weekends.

The primary mandate of the Crisis Team is to support individuals experiencing trauma and tragedy in times of crisis. 
The Crisis Team allows for immediate action to occur by providing logistical support and planning for person(s) in need. 

Along with this mandate, the organization identifies gaps in crisis intervention and prevention services, and implements strategies to fill these gaps to increase community resiliency, thereby reducing harm.