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Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw – April 24 – 2026

Oscar Dominguez from Saskatoon, SK, is the winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.

Holder of calendar #0010. Denis Mahoney Council 8215 in Saskatoon, SK, sold this.

The next weekly draw will take place on May 1, 2026, with a $100 prize.

The Sask K of C Charitable Foundation will contact all prize winners. If you believe you are a prize winner and have not been contacted by the Foundation within seven (7) calendar days of the draw date, please contact Gerry Gieni at 306-631-1610 or fill out the Contact Us form here.

Click here for a map of the cities/towns where the winners live.

Click here for a list of all previous winning numbers.

 

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Father Provost Council #5238 in Rosetown Presents Their Incentive Cheque

Each year, Knights of Columbus Councils across Saskatchewan come together in support of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation cash calendar campaign—raising funds while giving back to the causes that matter most to them. For every calendar they sell, the Council can make a $10 donation to their selected, approved charity, which increases to $25 per calendar once their sales target is met.

Below is one of this year’s council presentations:

Gerry Rogal, Treasurer of Father Provost Council 5238 in Rosetown, presented a cheque on behalf of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation, representing the donation earned from the sale of the Cash Calendars, to Wendy Clayton, Chair of the Rosetown Parish Council and Fr Habila Musa.

Wendy Clayton, Chair of the Rosetown Parish Council,Fr Habila Musa, and Gerry Rogal, Treasurer of Father Provost Council 5238 in Rosetown
Wendy Clayton, Chair of the Rosetown Parish Council,Fr Habila Musa, and Gerry Rogal, Treasurer of Father Provost Council 5238 in Rosetown

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James & Lawrence Meier Food for Families Fund

Sask K of C Charitable Foundation donates to Shellbrook Elementary School

The James and Lawrence Meier Food For Families program is a dedicated initiative of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation that supports food banks and school programs across Saskatchewan in their efforts to combat food insecurity. Through this fund, the Foundation can provide meaningful financial assistance to organizations such as the Shellbrook Elementary School in providing breakfast snacks to the students.

Shellbrook Elementary School Presentation April 21, 2026

Al Dion, Grand Knight 9761. Ryan Gareau, Principal, Deanna Ledding, Vice Principal, Bruce Clements, Community Director 9761, Mitch Beaulac, District Deputy 16
Al Dion, Grand Knight 9761. Ryan Gareau, Principal, Deanna Ledding, Vice Principal, Bruce Clements, Community Director 9761, Mitch Beaulac, District Deputy 16

This contribution, providing food for those in need, was made possible through the Foundation’s James and Lawrence Meier Food For Families program and our partnerships with Councils throughout Saskatchewan

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Father Pander Council #5201 in Melville Presents Their Incentive Cheque

Each year, Knights of Columbus Councils across Saskatchewan come together in support of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation cash calendar campaign—raising funds while giving back to the causes that matter most to them. For every calendar they sell, the Council can make a $10 donation to their selected, approved charity, which increases to $25 per calendar once their sales target is met.

Below is one of this year’s council presentations:

Grand Knight Stan Toth and District 11 DD Wayne Exner, from Father Pander Council 5201 in Melville, presented a cheque on behalf of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation, representing the donation earned from the sale of the Cash Calendars, to Deacon Dave Hudy, Secretary-Treasurer of the Camp O’Neill Board of Directors.

District 11 DD Wayne Exner, Deacon Dave Hudy, GK Stan Toth, Father Pander Council 5201 Saint Henrys Parish, Melville
District 11 DD Wayne Exner, Deacon Dave Hudy, GK Stan Toth, Father Pander Council 5201 Saint Henrys Parish, Melville

 

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2026 Grants and Bursaries

2026 Grants and Bursaries

Supporting Communities, Families, and Faith Across Saskatchewan

The Sask K of C Charitable Foundation, through our Endowments and partnerships with Councils, is proud to support charitable, faith‑based, and community‑focused organizations throughout our province. Through the generosity of our members and donors, this year’s grants and bursaries represent a powerful investment in compassion, service, and hope.

In total, nearly $400,000 in grants and bursaries have been awarded to initiatives that strengthen families, support those most in need, and enhance the well‑being of communities across Saskatchewan. These funds will help address food insecurity, provide essential support services, and assist organizations dedicated to charitable and humanitarian work.

Of particular significance are the James and Lawrence Meier Food for Family Grants, through which nearly $50,000 was directed to programs ensuring struggling families have access to nutritious food and necessities. These grants stand as a lasting tribute to the Meier brothers’ commitment to charity and their belief in caring for our neighbours.

Together, these grants reflect the Knights of Columbus living our principles —charity, unity, and fraternity—and demonstrate the meaningful impact that collective generosity can achieve.

Below is a summary of grant recipients, organized by category, highlighting the breadth of impact made throughout the province.

Health & Safety

Supporting organizations that promote wellness, stability, and compassionate care in times of need:

  • Catholic Family Services – Prince Albert
  • Catholic Family Services – North Battleford
  • Safe Families Canada – North Battleford
  • Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus Saskatchewan
  • Lloydminster & Area Brain Injury Society
  • Meadow Lake Home Plate Inc.

Faith Formation & Evangelization

Encouraging spiritual growth, outreach, and faith‑based leadership:

  • Face to Face Ministries – Saskatoon
  • Rebuilding Catholic Culture – Saskatoon
  • Catholic Christian Outreach – University of Saskatchewan

Youth Camps

Ensuring safe, accessible, and enriching camp experiences for children and youth:

  • (AMPO) Madge Lake – Yorkton Catholic Schools
  • Camp Lemieux – Swift Current
  • Camp O’Neill Youth Camp – Esterhazy
  • Christ the King Camp – Kelvington
  • Luseland Bible Camp
  • St. John Bosco Youth Camp – Choiceland
  • Camp Monahan – Lebret
  • Saskatchewan Youth Developments Complex – Blackstrap
  • St. Michael’s Camp – Madge Lake
  • Kenosee Boys & Girls Camp – Carlyle

Youth Programs

Helping young people develop leadership, creativity, resilience, and community:

  • Creative Kids Saskatchewan
  • Blaze Byzantine High School Retreat – Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools
  • My Gen Youth Rally – Archdiocese of Regina
  • Rocanville Recreation Centre
  • YMCA Regina – 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
  • Columbus Bosco Homes School – Saskatoon

Indigenous & Reconciliation Initiatives

Advancing education, engagement, and support rooted in Truth and Reconciliation:

  • Saskatchewan Catholic School Boards Association – Educational Video Project (4th Edition)
  • Turning Point Youth Ministries – Meadow Lake
  • Mother Teresa Middle School – Regina

Pro‑Life & Family Support

Protecting life, strengthening families, and increasing public awareness:

  • Natural Family Planning – Saskatoon
  • Northeast Pregnancy Options – Melfort / Humboldt
  • Saskatoon Pregnancy Options & Support
  • Regina Pregnancy Options
  • Saskatchewan Pro‑Life Association
  • Estevan Pro‑Life Association
  • Teen Aid – Saskatoon
  • Shellbrook Council 9760 – Pro‑Life Billboard
  • “Tracy Sent Us” – Saskatchewan

Seniors & Healthcare

Enhancing care, comfort, and dignity for seniors and patients:

  • Santa Maria Foundation – Regina
  • St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation – Saskatoon

Education & Conventions

Supporting learning, leadership development, and collaboration:

  • Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools – Provincial Convention

Community & Justice Initiatives

Providing outreach, advocacy, and direct community assistance:

  • Boutique Council 8301 – Saskatoon
  • Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

Vocations & Bursaries

Investing in education, leadership, and future vocations:

  • Seminarian Support – Vocations to the Priesthood
  • Catholic University Bursaries
  • Campion Knights Bursary – Regina
  • St. Thérèse Bursary – Bruno
  • Saskatchewan Polytechnic Bursaries

Parishes, Outreach & Local Community Support

Supporting parish life, food security, health care, and local services across Saskatchewan, including:

  • Numerous parish communities in Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Yorkton, Swift Current, Battleford, Meadow Lake, Humboldt, Weyburn, Kindersley, and rural communities
  • Local food banks, care homes, outreach ministries, crisis services, and health centres
  • Cultural, historical, and charitable organizations serving local needs

(Recipients include more than 90 individual parishes and community organizations province‑wide.)

James & Lawrence Meier Grant Recipients

Hunger Relief & School Nutrition Programs

Targeted support to address food insecurity across Saskatchewan:

  • Biggar Food Bank & School Programs
  • Unity & District Food Bank
  • Colonsay Food Bank
  • Guadalupe House Food Pantry – Saskatoon
  • Carmichael Outreach – Regina
  • Marian Centre Soup Kitchen – Regina
  • Multiple school breakfast and lunch programs in Kelvington, Rose Valley, Wadena, Archerwill, Shellbrook, Meadow Lake, Yorkton, Swift Current, Humboldt, Lanigan, and Saskatoon

Looking Ahead

These 2026 grants represent a powerful investment in people, faith, education, and community care. From youth camps and school programs to parish life and frontline social services, each recipient plays a vital role in strengthening Saskatchewan communities.

We extend sincere gratitude to all volunteers, donors, councils, and organizations whose dedication makes this work possible.


Click here to download the AGM Booklet. Grant allocations start on page 27.

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Weekly Winner

Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw – April 17 – 2026

Nevin Hodges from Regina, SK, is the winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.

Holder of calendar #2762. St. Peter’s Council 11307 in Regina, SK, sold this.

The next weekly draw will take place on April 24, 2026, with a $100 prize.

The Sask K of C Charitable Foundation will contact all prize winners. If you believe you are a prize winner and have not been contacted by the Foundation within seven (7) calendar days of the draw date, please contact Gerry Gieni at 306-631-1610 or fill out the Contact Us form here.

Click here for a map of the cities/towns where the winners live.

Click here for a list of all previous winning numbers.

 

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