Join Dilico Anishinabek Family Care on Friday, September 25, 2026 for an evening celebrating 40 years of serving and supporting Indigenous communities across Northern Ontario.
Guests will enjoy a memorable evening featuring:
- A four-course dinner
- Live Indigenous music and entertainment
- Cultural experiences and performances
- Networking and community connection
- Silent auction and prizes
- Live Entertainment
The evening will feature performances by Sara Kae, Natasha Fisher, Classic Roots, and Andrew Judge (Mkomose).
All proceeds from the event will go toward supporting Wildfire Relief efforts across Northern Ontario.
Help us mark this important milestone while enjoying an evening of food, entertainment, culture, and community.
Click the link below to find out more and register today to reserve your place at the 40th Anniversary Gala!
40th Anniversary Gala Night
Celebrate this special milestone with us during an evening of connection, reflection, and celebration. The Gala Night will bring together leadership, partners, Elders, community members, and supporters in a meaningful and festive setting inspired by the spirit of Gikandowisiwin (Knowing).
Friday, September 25, 2026
- Symposium – 5pm
- Dinner – 5:30pm
- Gala – 7pm
- Dancing/Live Music – 9pm
Superior Inn Hotel & Conference Centre
555 Arthur Street West, Thunder Bay, ON
TICKET OPTIONS
- Individual Ticket: $140
- Table for 10 Guests: $1,100
Please note that tickets are required to attend the Gala.
All proceeds from the Gala will be donated to Wildfire Relief efforts, supporting communities affected by the ongoing forest fires.
Gala Night’s Featured Singers
Natasha Fisher
Natasha Fisher is an Indigenous alternative singer, songwriter, and producer based in Toronto, Ontario. Originally from Thunder Bay and a proud member of Long Lake #58 First Nation, Fisher creates emotionally charged alternative pop and pop rock that blends the nostalgia of early 2000s pop rock with the atmospheric edge of modern dark pop. Drawing inspiration from artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Paramore, and Metric, her music pairs raw vulnerability with anthemic energy while incorporating Indigenous elements such as sampled vocals and organic textures that honour her roots.
Sara Kae
Sara Kae is an Ojibwe and Cree artist, writer, and performer with limitless range in both the stories she tells and the spaces where she tells them. A member of Lake Helen First Nation, Sara got her start touring northern Ontario with her counsellor father, speaking and singing in schools and community gatherings from the age of 12.
Annual General Meeting
Thank You for Joining Us!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Annual General Meeting.
We are grateful for your time, participation, and continued commitment to supporting our organization, our communities, and the important work we do together. Your presence helped make the gathering meaningful, providing an opportunity to reflect on our accomplishments, celebrate our shared successes, and look ahead to the future.
Miigwetch to our members, Elders, presenters, guests, partners, staff, and everyone who contributed to making the day a success. We truly appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to continuing this journey together.
Thank you for being part of our community.
For registration inquiries or additional information, please contact: