Support charities without impacting your day-to-day finances, through planned giving
Many Canadians would like to donate to worthy causes but feel restricted by the financial reality of daily living. The answer, regardless of your financial position, is a secure and simple strategy called planned giving.
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Planned giving means that instead of making donations now, while you’re alive and need your money, you wait until you pass away. “Anyone can truly give a planned gift because it doesn’t affect your day-to-day finances,” says Jenna Peoples, legacy giving advisor with the Saskatchewan Community Foundation. Sometimes, the gift is made possible because of a life insurance policy, for example, or from the sale of a major asset such as a home.
Past Summer Student Appreciation of the Community Foundation ~ Brooklyn Coulson
Brooklyn Coulson, a former summer student at the Community Foundation, provided a thoughtful testimonial about her experience. She reflected on how she went from a student to her current position as the Digital Impact Officer. We feel her words can provide unique glimpse into how the student program can open new doors. Please read Brooklyn’s […]
Past Summer Student Appreciation of the Community Foundation ~ Karley Stangel
Karley Stangel, a former summer student at the Community Foundation, gave a testimonial about her experience. She touched on the program gave students real responsibility and creative freedom. We feel her words emphasize the impactful work and opportunities the students encounter. Please read Karley’s reflection below. Karley StangelPast Student I was honoured to be one […]
Past Summer Student Appreciation of the Community Foundation ~ Max Seidler
Max Seidler, a summer student at the Community Foundation, sent us an inspiring testimonial about his experience. His last day working with us was December 10, 2025. We feel his uplifting words can provide encouragement to those thinking about applying to our summer student program. Please read Max’s thoughtful words below. Max SeidlerPast Student Working […]
Past Summer Student Appreciation of the Community Foundation ~ Armaan Sehgal
Armaan Sehgal, a employee with the community foundation, sent us a heartwarming testimonial about his experience here. Armaan’s last day working with us was today. We felt his words were so touching that we just had to share it. Please read Armaan’s kind and thoughtful words below. Armaan SehgalPast Student My experience as a Summer […]
Planting Seeds: Philanthropy in Saskatchewan — Season Three Out Now!
We are excited to share the news that a brand new season of our Planting Seeds: Philanthropy in Saskatchewan show is out now! This show aims to connect viewers to the community impact happening within the province, and to connect both donors and charities to the amazing work being done within Saskatchewan. Through this show, […]
Sept 30, 2025: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Since 2021, September 30 has been recognized as a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours the survivors of residential schools, remembers the children who never returned home, and acknowledges the ongoing impact these institutions have had on Indigenous communities across Canada. It is a time for reflection, education, and meaningful action. We […]
Third Annual Friendraiser — Sparking Community Connection
https://youtu.be/nXrZ5eyRU1w?si=MOlk5FkXFxySUvvH On Thursday August 14, 2025 the Community Foundation was excited to host our third annual Friendraiser event at the Conexus Arts Centre. This year, we had a wonderful turn out with nearly 100 charities in attendance and over 400 board members, partners, charity members, and friends that lit up the room together; sparking conversations […]
Bidding Farewell to Exiting Board Members: Shelley Thiel and Mo Bundon
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The Community Foundation Supports Wildfire Efforts
The Community Foundation has taken immediate action by contributing to local and provincial emergency relief efforts as wildfires continue to impact communities across Saskatchewan.