Eight-year-old Lida De Graaf almost floated away thanks to the fistfull of balloons she had collected.

At fourteen, these Collingwood gals are all friends. From left: Lauren Skinner, Callais Wolfe and Ania Taubenfligel.

Seven-year-old Mac Irwin and his dad Doug looked suave in their matching tuxedos.

Grace Orr, seen here with her six-year-old granddaughter Alicia, is a big contributor to the cause.

Michael Aasen (left) and brother David enjoyed their night at a big table with mom and dad.

Thirteen-year-olds Mac Green (from left), Sonny Nelson and Robert Collin were hanging out with Mac's older brothr Nick Green, who now attends U of Vic.

At sixteen, Will Nelson (from left), Michaela Davies and Liam Corcoran know all about the good work that Family Services does.

Yes, you're seeing double. Twin sisters Leslie (left) and Debbie Collin were at the ball for the first time.

Eighteen-month-old Zakir Jiwani was happy to have mom Shaida help him out with his turkey.

Volunteers Rachel Lee (left) and Victoria Comer were selling light wands for $100 to help families in need.

Nickey Menten (left) and Samira Unger have been friends since preschool.

The Zalesky brothers, namely eight-year-old Mikhail (left) and eleven-year-old Stefan, were looking very handsome indeed.

Mia Diligente (from left) said grace before dinner before sitting down with friends Carly and Tory Scholz.

Jim Burnett (from left), who was the evening's MC, found some time for fun with his boys Jaron and Kadin.

Katherine Kousakis, seen here with helpers Neal Hancock (left) and Alexander Rafael, got a chance to show off the beautiful 18k yellow and white gold necklace, donated by Rodeo Jewellers, which was later awarded to the lucky grand prize winner.

The night truly is for families, as the Bensons will tell you. From left: son Tyler, mom Alice, dad Russ and daughter Talia.

The night was full of excitement for three-year-old Carter Stephenson.