KASI was proud to sponsor the 5th Annual AWS Alberta Section Charity Golf Tournament, held on August 13, 2026, at The Ranch Golf & Country Club in Acheson, Alberta

The annual event brought together professionals and companies from across Alberta’s welding and industrial community for an afternoon of golf, networking, and, most importantly, giving back to the next generation.
Supporting the Future of Welding
The tournament was organized by the American Welding Society (AWS) Alberta Section, a local section of the American Welding Society dedicated to supporting the welding industry through education, professional development, networking, and community initiatives.
Proceeds from this year’s tournament will support a high school welding program in Alberta, helping provide students with opportunities to develop practical welding skills and gain exposure to a career in the skilled trades.
For KASI, supporting initiatives like this is an important part of contributing to the industry we work in every day. The future of welding depends on having skilled, knowledgeable professionals entering the workforce, and programs at the high school level can play an important role in introducing young people to the trade.
A Day That Brought the Industry Together
With a 2:15 PM MT shotgun start, the tournament brought industry professionals together at The Ranch for an afternoon of friendly competition and conversation.
Events like the AWS Alberta Section Charity Golf Tournament provide an opportunity for companies, professionals, and industry partners to connect outside of the workplace while supporting a meaningful cause.
KASI was proud to join fellow sponsors and participants in supporting an initiative that invests directly in Alberta’s future welding workforce.
Investing in the Next Generation
As the welding and industrial sectors continue to evolve, developing the next generation of skilled tradespeople remains essential.
KASI is proud to support the AWS Alberta Section and its efforts to strengthen the welding community through education and industry engagement. We look forward to continuing to support initiatives that help students discover opportunities in welding and build the skills needed for successful careers in the trades.
Thank you to the AWS Alberta Section, organizers, sponsors, and everyone who participated in making this year’s tournament a success.

