ANG ATING MGA ANAK, TANGING YAMAN
(OUR CHILDREN, OUR WEALTH)
Bicultural Parenting Program
2025-2026 comes to a close
The Edmonton Philippine International Centre (EPIC), with the support of the Edmonton Community Foundation, launched a new Filipino bicultural parenting program designed to strengthen Filipino families in Edmonton and surrounding areas. This incredible program wrapped up in September 2026.
We look forward to sharing a summary of how this program benefited Filipino families in Edmonton.
IT'S FREE !
EPIC PINAS KULTURA DAYS 2026 WRAPS UP
EPIC Pinas Kultura Days, which we held on September 25 and 26, was a free two-day celebration inviting visitors to explore Filipino culture through interactive Cultural Activations, exhibits, workshops, stories, art, music and community conversations.
Thank you to everyone who came by, picked a Cultural Passport and discoverd experiences connected to Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, the wider Philippine archipelago and Filipino-Canadian life.
See you again next year!
Sama Sama Swerte:
the EPIC 50-50 for Our Community
Win Big for Yourself. Win Bigger for Our Community.
At the Edmonton Philippine International Centre (EPIC), we believe that community doesn’t just happen—it is built through shared effort, mutual support, and a lot of heart. This season, we invite you to join us in a spirit of bayanihan and shared luck with our first-ever online raffle: Sama-Sama Swerte!
We are happy to have our first 50-50 raffle this year and we appreciate everyone who purchased a ticket.
Every single dollar helps us build a permanent home away from home for future generations. Let’s bring our luck together!
EPIC MALASAKIT
FOR THE FLOOD VICTIMS IN THE PHILIPPINES
The Philippines is once again facing devastating floods, leaving countless families displaced and in urgent need of help. Join EPIC Malasakit in our disaster relief donation drive to support flood victims. Every bit makes a difference!
Donations are eligible for an official income tax receipt.
The Filipino Spirit Shines Through
Over the last decade, the Filipino community in Edmonton and surrounding areas have seen a tremendous growth in numbers and diversity. Filipinos in the city have contributed to the economic vibrancy of the city through local businesses they have established in the city, recognition of Filipino art and culture, and most importantly their many talents and skills in the professional, not-for-profit and sports sector. The proliferation of Filipino organizations demonstrate their capacity for self-development and potential to participate in the civic life of the city.
EPIC is an aspiration of Filipino-Canadians in Edmonton to share their culture and heritage with all Canadians and to be part of a robust intercultural city.
