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Trinity Place Foundation of Alberta (TPFA) Trinity Place Foundation of Alberta was established in 1974 with the development of Carter Place, named after David Carter, a former dean of the Cathedral who was one of the founders of TPFA. In 1985, TPFA was recognized as a management body when it was asked by the Provincial Government to assume the management of King Tower and Murdoch Manor and later Edwards Place, a total of 833 units comprised of 604 bachelor units, 217 one bedroom units, and 12 units designated for handicapped individuals. TPFA is bound by the regulations of the Alberta Housing Act and reports its management functions to the Department of Municipal Affairs of the Alberta Government. Mandate The vision of TPFA is to be a leading Calgary Seniors organization seeking continuous improvement in the quality of its facilities, services, and support to low income Seniors. Volunteer Activities The Trinity Foundation Board is composed of six members representing The Cathedral Church of the Redeemer and four from St. Francis Roman Catholic Church. Cathedral Contact Person Cathedral
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