Trevor Harris Attends Sask K of C Charitable Foundation Board Meeting

While deeply immersed in the routine and work of the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation, the Board was surprised and impressed during Wednesday’s monthly meeting by the appearance of an unexpected but guest. After a long day attending media and private events throughout Regina, Trevor Harris found time to join the meeting to provide a brief overview of his life, his return to the Catholic faith, and his commitment to bringing people to Jesus. He has often said, both in private and more so in public, that he is “a follower of Jesus who just happens to play football”.

Then, after a further exchange with the Board about his experience playing in the 2025 Grey Cup, he said a Prayer for the Board and all Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus, thanking God for sending these men of faith to do God’s will and giving them the strength and perseverance to continue doing so.

Over the past few weeks, many people would have seen Trevor’s leadership as he quarterbacked the Saskatchewan Roughriders to a win in the CFL Western Final, with the winning touchdown coming with only 11 seconds left in the game, and a win in the Grey Cup, where he was chosen as the Grey Cup game’s Most Valuable Player. What may have been overlooked in all the hoopla, excitement, and limelight was that on the Saturday of Grey Cup weekend, Trevor received an award that was as much, if not more, rewarding for him personally. He received the Gord Barwell Award – For exceptional contributions that have profoundly inspired and shaped the growth of spirit ministry in Canada.

The 2025 Saskatchewan Roughriders are regarded as one of the most moral and ethical teams that have ever played in the CFL or any professional sport.

Trevor played a huge role in creating and influencing that reputation. He is an exceptional role model for not only the team and professional athletes, but all Saskatchewan people. We thank him for making Saskatchewan his home and we wish him the best this offseason, and if it is God’s will, we look forward to his return next summer where he can continue to be a follower of Jesus who helps bring people to Jesus while he quarterbacks the 2026 team in an attempt to accomplish something never, ever done – Saskatchewan Roughrider back-to-back Grey Cup Championships.

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Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw – November 21 – 2025

Samuel Njang-Inyang from Saskatoon, SK is the Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.

Holder of calendar #0547. Denis Mahoney Council 8215 in Saskatoon, SK, sold this.

The next weekly draw will take place on November 28, 2025, with a prize of $100.

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, don’t hesitate to 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.

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Media Release – Knights of Columbus Carol Festival

Attn: All news media outlets

The annual Christmas Carol Festival in Regina is back with your hosts, the Regina Chapter of the Knights of Columbus.
The event will take place over two evenings on Monday, November 24th and Tuesday, November 25th, from 7-9 pm at the Knox Metropolitan United Church in Regina.

We have partnered with Access Communications to air this live on Access Now TV and the Access Now App.

Many local choirs will be performing to help raise not only our spirits but also much-needed funds to help our charities. This year, we are financially supporting Chili for Children, Carmichael Outreach, Access Communications Children’s Fund and the Knights of Columbus Foundation Coats for Kids Program.

We ask for your assistance in promoting this Carol Festival to get the word out, bringing our community together, making the festival a success and making a difference in people’s lives.

Attached please find the promotional flyer for the Carol festival.
Thank you!

For more information, logos or an interview, please contact:
Andrij Lazurko at andrijl@semc.ca or 306-533-2750

Dear Individuals, Organizations, Business & Corporate Sponsors

For over 80 years now, the carol festival has supported local charities with much-needed financial aid. This year, the event will take place over two evenings on Monday, Nov 24th and Tuesday, Nov 25th, from 7-9 pm at the Knox Metropolitan United Church in Regina, hosted by the Knights of Columbus Regina Chapter. We have partnered with Access Communications to air this live on Access Now TV and the Access Now App.

Approximately 20 choirs will be performing to help raise not only our community spirit and foster goodwill towards all individuals, but also assist in raising much-needed funds to help our community charities. This year we are financially supporting the Chili for Children program that provides over 1,000 lunches daily to children, Carmichael outreach that supports individuals facing poverty and homelessness, Access communications Children’s Fund that supports children and youth at risk with support programs that focus on education, literacy, health and wellness, and the Knights of Columbus Coats for Kids Program providing coats to children and youth.
We recognize that there are a lot of requests during this time of the year for your financial support, but we hope that you will consider us worthy of your financial support for these charities.

We have several levels of donation possibilities available for your consideration.

All donations of $20.00 or more will be eligible for a tax receipt.

Bronze Sponsor: You, as an individual, will have your name typecast on the TV screen both evenings during the telecast with a minimum donation of $100.00.

Silver Sponsor: You, as a charitable organization or church, will have your name typecast on the TV screen displayed repeatedly during the telecast on both nights with a minimum donation of $200.00.

Gold Sponsor: You, as a Business or Corporation, will have your business or corporate name and location typecast on the TV screen displayed repeatedly during the telecast on both nights with a minimum donation of $500.00.

Platinum Sponsor: You, as a Business or Corporation, will have your business or corporate name typecast on the TV screen displayed repeatedly during the telecast on both nights, as well as being allowed to present your donation live during the telecast and be acknowledged publicly with a minimum donation of $1,000.00.

For Silver, Gold or Platinum sponsorship, please advise of your intention before November 20, 2025, so that proper arrangements may be made to recognize you.

Online donations are already open at saskkofc.foundation, and click on the Carol Festival link. Donations can be made until December 31, 2025.

Carol festival details and donation instructions may be found on the attached promotional flyer.

We ask for your assistance in promoting this Carol Festival to get the word out quickly, bringing our community together and making a difference in people’s lives.

If you have any questions or require clarification, please contact:
Andrij Lazurko at andrijl@semc.ca or 306-533-2750

Here are the YouTube links for each night:

Night 1: https://youtube.com/live/S8POzwr9kLY?feature=share

Night 2: https://youtube.com/live/5sXjnukuz78?feature=share

Click here to download the poster.

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Sask K of C Charitable Foundation University & College Bursaries

Bursaries awarded at Campion College, Regina

Congratulations to Campion College Bursary Recipients!

We are proud to celebrate the achievements of the following students who were awarded bursaries through the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation.

Drea Koroll – Member: George Penn, St. Peter’s Council no. 11307
Carlhanz Rivera – Member: Carlo Rivera, Holy Rosary Council no. 4704
Isabelle Schoenroth – Member: Michael L. Woitas, Archbishop O’Neil Council no. 8896

These bursaries recognize academic excellence, community involvement, and the values upheld by the Knights of Columbus. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Drea, Carlhanz, and Isabelle and wish them continued success in their educational journeys.

For more information about the bursary program, visit: https://saskkofc.foundation/bursaries/

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Exciting Interview About the Knights of Columbus Carol Festival!

Andrij Lazurko recently sat down with Lisa Peters from Access Communications Co-operative Limited to discuss the upcoming Knights of Columbus Carol Festival, taking place on November 24 and 25 in Regina.

This festive event promises to bring holiday cheer and beautiful music to the community.
Watch the full interview here: Click to View

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Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw – November 14 – 2025

George Stang from Denzil, SK is the Winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.

Holder of calendar #1685. Denzil Council 3920 in Denzil, SK, sold this.

The next weekly draw will take place on November 21, 2025, with a prize of $100.

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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