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2026 Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund Grant Results
The Saskatchewan Community Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Spring Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund grants. This spring the Fund supported 15 charitable organizations for a total of $136,500. This fall the Fund supported 12 charitable organizations for $160,000. The Fund is intended to promote social, cultural,

Local Activities and Events for Upcoming National Truth and Reconciliation Day
Next week on September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day recognizes the survivors of residential schools, their families and their communities. It’s dedicated to ensuring the history of residential schools will always be remembered. There are a wide variety of events and activities happening throughout the

Planting Seeds: Philanthropy in Saskatchewan — Season Four Out Now!
Watch Planting Seeds Season 4 View More Videos We are excited to share the brand new season of our Planting Seeds Show is out now! This show aims to connect viewers to the community impact happening within Saskatchewan. It also highlights the amazing work being done within our province. Through

Be Informed About Fraud
It’s news we hope you don’t ever have to use, but always good to know. Across Canada, we’re seeing a rise in scams targeting organizations of all sizes, from large government departments to small community groups. We’re very lucky to have excellent cyber security measures but we recognize criminals are always

Fourth Annual Friendraiser — Celebrating the Stars of Our Community
Over 400 guests and nearly 100 charities walked the red carpet together at the fourth annual Friendraiser at the Conexus Arts Centre on August 13th. The room was shining with the stars of our community and the amazing things that happen when we come together.
Lawn sign campaign aims to raise awareness about legacy giving in Moose Jaw
Article originally published in the Discover Moose Jaw newspaper. Click here to see the original article. A series of lawn signs appearing across Moose Jaw is encouraging residents to think about the future of charitable giving. The campaign, led by the Saskatchewan Community Foundation, aims to raise awareness about legacy

Now Accepting Applications: Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Legacy Fund
The Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund is now accepting grant applications! This fund supports initiatives that strengthen communities, with a strong focus on Regina and area. The grants are intended to promote social, cultural, religious, and other activities deemed beneficial to the community. Funding often supports outreach to those in

CTV Charity Connections Segment ~ 4th Annual Friendraiser Event
We were excited to have the opportunity to highlight the upcoming 4th annual Friendraiser event on our Charity Connections segment on CTV. We are thrilled to announce our theme for this year… Rolling out the Red Carpet: A Spotlight on Community. Inspired by the glamour and excitement of a red-carpet

Heart of Moose Jaw event highlights community impact and charitable giving
Article originally published in the Discover Moose Jaw newspaper. Click here to see the original article. The charitable sector took centre stage yesterday afternoon as community members, donors and representatives from 18 charities and non-profit organizations gathered for the inaugural Heart of Moose Jaw event at the Wakamow Valley Sportsman

Now Accepting Applications: G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Fund
Grant applications are now open to the G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Fund. The fund supports charitable organizations across southern Saskatchewan through both project-based and operating grants. apply for grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000, submit up to two unique applications, and benefit from a funding opportunity that prioritizes

Now Accepting Applications: Joyce Gemmell Jessen Habitat Conservation Fund
Grant request limits for this environmental opportunity have doubled this year! The Joyce Gemmell Jessen Habitat Conservation Fund is accepting applications until August 3, 2026, to support projects that preserve and conserve Saskatchewan’s native flora and fauna. It also supports ecosystem education projects. Funding available includes: Project Grants: up to

Join Us for Our Upcoming Heart of Moose Jaw Event
Something meaningful is coming to Moose Jaw. Join us for The Heart of Moose Jaw, a free community charity tradeshow bringing together charities, donors, community members, and changemakers. This free event is an opportunity to connect with local organizations, hear inspiring impact stories, enjoy refreshments and local food, and celebrate
3rd Annual State of the Foundation ~ February 26, 2026
We at the Saskatchewan Community Foundation, formerly the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, have a history of over 56 years in building, protecting, and honouring legacies. During our 3rd Annual State of the Foundation Event, we took a look at some of the highlights from the past year including successful events,

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

Turning the Page Together: The Success of the Third Annual CommUNITY for Women Breakfast
On Tuesday, February 3rd, the Saskatchewan Community Foundation hosted our third annual CommUNITY for Women breakfast fundraiser.
This SOLD-OUT event celebrated women who inspire change and shared powerful stories. By honouring the strength, resilience, and unity of women in our community, we are turning the page together. We are

Evan Bray Show Featuring Donna Ziegler: Name Change, CommUNITY for Women and More
On January 21, 2026, our very own Donna Ziegler joined The Evan Bray Show and shared more about the evolution of our organization and the role of community foundations across the province. Hear Donna talk about our name change to the Saskatchewan Community Foundation. This change reflects our commitment to

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

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