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Keeping Pace 2026 Calgary Herald Feature

Did you know Pacekids board member Thomas Ostrowerka is hitting the dance floor at this year’s Keeping Pace?

Not only is Thomas our longest-serving board member, he’s also a commercial real estate partner and lawyer at Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP, and he’s been putting in the practice to compete for the mirror ball trophy on April 18 at the Deerfoot Inn & Casino!

All in support of Pacekids and the children with diverse needs and families we serve.

Support Thomas here: Keeping Pace 2026 Dancer Thomas Ostrowerka

To secure your tickets and attend this year’s Keeping Pace Fundraising event, visit Keeping Pace 2026 – Tickets and Tables

Read the full story, visit Keeping Pace 2026 Calgary Herald Feature

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