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Together, we can make a lasting impact in our community.

As a registered charity, we are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those we serve. We also believe that our close-knit team is the heart of our success. We are looking for team players who share our vision and values.

Our mission is to foster a collaborative and supportive work environment. Innovation, excellence, and accountability are at the forefront of everything we do.

The Saskatchewan Community Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and we encourage applications from a diversity of backgrounds. We appreciate all expressions of interest. Only those invited for an interview will be contacted. If you are passionate about community service and are eager to be part of a growing organization, please take a look at the opportunities below.

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Now Hiring ~ Media, Communications, & Engagement Student

The Social Media, Communications, & Engagement Student will manage and grow the Foundation’s digital and media presence by creating engaging online content, supporting media outreach, and helping to share stories of community impact. This role provides hands-on experience in communications, public relations, and marketing while contributing to the Foundation’s mission of connecting donors and charities through storytelling. Students in this position will collaborate with Foundation staff to plan and execute social media campaigns, prepare and distribute press materials, and assist in coordinating news segments highlighting the Foundation’s work in the community.

Now Hiring ~ Fund Administrator

The Fund Administrator provides essential administrative support across multiple teams, primarily Finance and Fund Impact teams, while collaborating with all staff for backup needs. This role ensures smooth operations through accurate data entry, tracking, and coordination of key processes, including fund setups, mail management, and general inquiries.

Now Hiring ~ Finance/Office Student

The Finance/Office Student will assist the Foundation’s administrative and finance team with donation processing, record-keeping, and general office support. This position is ideal for students pursuing business, finance, or accounting who are looking to develop practical, hands-on experience in nonprofit financial operations.

Now Hiring ~ Event Student

The Event Student supports the planning and execution of the Foundation’s summer Friendraiser event as well as other community and donor engagement initiatives. This role provides hands-on experience in event management, relationship building, and community outreach. Students in this position will work closely with the staff team to plan, organize, and deliver events that reflect the Foundation’s mission of supporting philanthropy and community connection.

Now Hiring ~ Charity Admin Student

The Charity Administration Student will support the Foundation’s work with local charities by assisting with capacity-building initiatives, outreach, scheduling, and relationship management. This role involves coordination, communication, and event support to strengthen the Foundation’s connection to community organizations across southern Saskatchewan.

Now Hiring ~ (Rural) Marketing Student

The Rural Marketing Student will join a travelling outreach team focused on strengthening the Foundation’s presence in rural Saskatchewan. The role involves connecting with business owners and community leaders, with an emphasis on farm communities and residents in surrounding rural areas. Students in this position will execute creative marketing strategies that raise awareness about the Foundation’s work and deepen engagement with rural communities. Preference given to students located outside of Regina.

Now Hiring ~ (Local) Marketing Student

The Local Marketing Student will join the grassroots marketing team to execute a citywide community engagement campaign in Regina. This position focuses on direct outreach, awareness-building, and brand visibility through creative marketing tactics. For several weeks, the students will connect with community members, local businesses, and organizations to promote the Foundation’s initiatives and strengthen its presence throughout the city, inviting residents to support the campaign by proudly displaying lawn signs, posters and banners.

The information on this page was last updated: December 29, 2025

My experience as a Summer Student with the community foundation has been transformational. I had the unique opportunity to lead major initiatives such as the Friendraiser, an event that brought more than 100 charities together in one room, and the CommUNITY for Women Breakfast, which raised over $55,000. The trust, autonomy, and mentorship I received at the Foundation allowed me to take near full ownership of these projects, strengthening my event planning, fundraising, sponsorship, and marketing abilities while building confidence as a young professional.

What made the community foundation an exceptional workplace was its culture. It is an environment deeply dedicated to creating meaningful change, where every success is celebrated and where students are empowered to thrive. I was exposed to both the nonprofit and business worlds, gaining experience in areas such as board governance, philanthropy strategy, stakeholder management, hiring processes, and the chance to design and lead student-driven initiatives. The ability to make decisions autonomously, contribute directly to community-wide impact, and collaborate with community leaders shaped my understanding of what it means to be part of a mission-driven organization.

I remain immensely grateful to the foundation, not only for the skills I developed, but for the belief that students can meaningfully contribute to long-term community impact. I was challenged, supported, and given real responsibility that allowed me to grow far beyond what a typical student role provides. It was an honour to contribute to an organization that is so dedicated to building a stronger community, and the experience has given me a professional foundation and a standard of excellence that I will carry forward for the rest of my career.

For students seeking hands-on experience, real impact, and a workplace that genuinely invests in their development, the community foundation is the ideal place to learn and grow. I recommend this program wholeheartedly.

Working at the Community Foundation as a summer student was a truly transformative experience. During my time as a student, I had the opportunity to take on a diverse array of tasks that supported both my personal and professional growth.

At the Community Foundation, you have the opportunity as a summer student to take responsibility for your work. You are empowered to take initiative and ownership of the tasks you complete and supported by a variety of resources – including a staff-student mentorship program, the surrounding student team, and regular meetings and training on the broader impact the Foundation makes in the community.

The work environment at the Community Foundation is incredibly supportive. The team is very caring and always looking for ways to create a stronger Saskatchewan. Their support, along with the opportunity to watch the Friendraiser come to life, has truly made my time as a student a standout experience.

I would absolutely recommend the summer student program at the Community Foundation. It offers a fantastic opportunity to gain practical skills, complete meaningful work, and grow both personally and professionally.

My journey with the Community Foundation has been such a unique and amazing experience to say the least. I started out as a summer student, hired to see the completion of an engineering course project that turned into the 2023 Growing Futures Vital Signs website. The trust and creative freedom they gave for this project was unlike anything I experienced before, and it motivated me to utilize my skills to the best of my ability. Since then, I've been trusted to design and lead many different website projects like redesigning the Foundation's primary website, developing the SUMAInvest website, creating the Charity Resource Hub, and spearheading the Charity Website Collaboration Program.

As a student turned permanent employee, the Community Foundation not only provided an environment for me to grow; they have given me the tools, confidence and support to thrive. The Summer Student Program opened so many doors for me and has challenged me to become the best version of myself. I highly recommend this program to any student out there wanting a hands-on, unique, and fulfilling work experience. You'll be able to develop meaningful and transferable skills while also building up your community, and honestly? It doesn't get any better than that.

I was honoured to be one of the original summer students at the Foundation in the summer of 2023—an experience that shaped not only my professional skill set but also my sense of purpose and confidence as a leader. Through a balance of thoughtful guidance and immense trust, the Foundation offers students something that is incredibly rare: real responsibility paired with genuine creative freedom. I was given the space to lead, to make decisions, and to learn through doing. As a result, I have since been heavily involved in the planning of more than 14 major Foundation events, presented at the national conference level, spoken on and led panels focused on youth leadership in the non-profit sector, and now taken on management of the student program as a whole. Watching the program grow and evolve, while continuing to support and mentor students, has been one of the most meaningful full-circle moments of my career.

The summer student program is truly one of the most unique, valuable, and special experiences I have ever been part of. The people, the environment, the expertise, the kindness, and the deeply community-centered values all work together to create an immensely empowering culture. The level of trust placed in students is both rare and transformative—you are fully accountable for your work and the impact it creates. It is a lot of pressure, but it is the right kind of pressure. The kind that builds confidence, resilience, and leadership. Quite literally, pressure makes diamonds—and only diamonds come out of this program.

Being part of the Community Foundation team is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that can truly change the trajectory of your career and life. Whether working on day-to-day tasks or large-scale, community-oriented projects, everything you do has a purpose. It is an absolute honour to contribute to this work and to be part of the Foundation’s legacy. I whole-heartedly recommend this program to anyone who is ready to be a part of something bigger than themselves.

Mission:

The Saskatchewan Community Foundation facilitates and guides philanthropy to enrich the quality of community life.

What makes a great Community Foundation team member?

Team Player:

Contributes by fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment. This includes team activities, sharing knowledge, and assisting colleagues in achieving their goals.

Community Impact:

This involves understanding community needs, building partnerships, and working towards the Foundation’s strategy.

Excellence in Service:

Being responsive, professional, and dedicated to meeting the needs of donors, fund advisors, charity partners, stakeholders, and community members.

Innovation:

Continuously seeks ways to improve processes, services, and community engagement. This involves being open to new ideas, embracing change, and contributing to the Community Foundation’s goals.

Accountability:

This includes being transparent, responsible, and ethical in all actions.

Professional Development:

Commits to personal and professional growth by seeking opportunities for learning and development. This includes staying informed about industry trends, participating in training, and sharing with others.

At the Saskatchewan Community Foundation, you will be a part of a close-knit team dedicated to making a lasting impact in our community. Your contributions are valued and your growth is nurtured.

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