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Providing Help, Creating Hope
Since 1969, the Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation has dedicated itself to creating, administering and advocating for programs and services that help families in need. Through our many programs, we have focused on assistance for families to overcome obstacles in their lives that threaten their self-sufficiency. Last year, we provided services to many families in Saskatchewan, and touched the lives of countless others through our advocacy and convening efforts.
The Sask K of C Charitable Foundation is extremely pleased and proud of the support offered by our Bishops and priests for the continued growth of the Sask K of C Vocations Endowment Fund. This is best demonstrated by the video that includes all five Bishops of the Province. Please take the time to view this video.
Sask K of C Vocations Endowment
As of November 30th, 2022, the total value of the Vocations Endowment Fund was $1,178,248.91.
This was raised through the following:
- Year 1 – $552,215.27
- Year 2 – $317,255.97
- Year 3 – $ 59,580.25
- Year 4 – $163,494.42
- Year 5 – 85,703.00
Total: $1,178,248.91
Year 5 of our program started April 1, 2022
Attached is the update on the Vocations Endowment to December 1st, 2022
- A total of 53 Councils are participating
- Donations have reached $85,703.00 for Year 5. This represents 34% of our target of $250,000.00
- Three Councils, Weyburn 1731, Moose Jaw 1534 and Luseland 6684, have reached their target of $25.00/member.
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