Welcome To The Kincora Community Association
The Kincora Community Association (KCA) was established in July 2008 to provide residents with opportunities to connect, engage, and take part in shaping their local neighbourhood. Led by a dedicated volunteer Board of Directors, the KCA plans and delivers a variety of social and recreational programs and events that bring the community together. The KCA also serves as a liaison on civic matters, working collaboratively with the City of Calgary, the Province, and other community organizations.
Our goal is to foster a cohesive community by connecting with our residents to create a safe, healthy, and enjoyable neighbourhood.
Stay connected by visiting our website and following us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates.
We welcome feedback and are always looking for volunteers to help support our initiatives and events.
Get Involved: We are currently seeking additional Board members to help keep our community vibrant and engaged. If you are interested in joining the KCA Board, please contact us at [email protected].
Are There Membership Fees?
KCA membership is optional and open to all, with an annual fee of $20 per household. While not required, joining helps support community programs, events, and initiatives, ensuring they remain accessible to everyone.
What are the Benefits to Becoming a Member?
What is the Difference between the KCA and the KRA?
The Kincora Community Association (KCA) and the Kincora Residents Association (KRA) are two separate organizations that work closely together to support and enhance the Kincora community.
The KRA serves as the Homeowners Association (HOA) for Southern Kincora (properties south of Kincora Glen Road). Homeowners within this area who pay the annual $210 fee are members of the HOA. The KRA Board is responsible for maintaining and improving shared community features such as landscaping, the tower, gazebo, flower beds, entrance signage, seasonal lighting, and larger capital projects that enhance the neighbourhood.
The KCA, on the other hand, is a voluntary organization that serves a broader area within Kincora. Led by a volunteer Board of Directors, the KCA focuses on fostering a strong, family-oriented community through initiatives such as the community newsletter, Stampede Breakfast, community clean-up, and other social and recreational events throughout the year.
While the KRA operates within defined boundaries as a mandatory homeowners association, the KCA is open to all residents and relies on voluntary membership and participation. Together, the two organizations collaborate to ensure community needs and concerns are addressed efficiently and effectively.