So I'm trying to figure this out but I'm not finding much online. So, I want
to thank the people who was involved into me being able to achieve something.
I know the ~てくれて/いただいてありがとう... form, but what should I put before that. the
"made it possible" part.

Another possibility could be "Thanks to everyone who helped/accompanied me on
this journey", that's the idea at least.

It occured to me something like 「このたびにてつだっていただいたのみなさん、ありがとうございました」is that ok?
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How to say "Thanks to everyone who made it possible" in Japanese
Based on my limited life experience, what we say idiomatically in such a
situation are:

> みなさんのおかげで～～（することが）できました  
>  ～～（することが）できたのはみなさんのおかげです  
>  _roughly:_ "I/we owe —'s having been possible to everyone."

> みなさんの助けがあってこそ～～（することが）できました  
>  ～～はみなさんのご協力のたまものです  
>  _roughly:_ "— were not possible without everyone's help."

Of course, these assume most addressees are collaborators. If in a situation
like "thanks to the hosts", you can say (lower is more formal):

> （今回）助けてくださったみなさん、ありがとうございました (based on your phrasing)  
>  （今回）お力添えいただいたみなさん、ありがとうございました  
>  （このたび）実現にご尽力いただいた皆様に感謝いたします

The last option contains big words but semantically fairly close to "Thanks to
everyone who made it possible" already, where I think more literally would be:

> 実現に関わったすべての方に感謝（いた）します
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