David Hughes from Eston, SK, is the winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.
Holder of calendar #4354. Sacred Heart Council 6331 in Eston, SK, sold this.
The next weekly draw will take place on July 10, 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, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Gerry Gieni at 306-631-1610 or fill out the Contact Us form here.
James Meier was born on April 12, 1934, on the family farm northwest of Luseland. He was the third of ten children, growing up in a close-knit and hardworking family. After completing his education, James followed his lifelong passion for farming, working alongside his father on the family farm. When his parents retired in 1964, James and his brother Lawrence proudly carried on the tradition, forming a successful farming partnership together.
In addition to his work on the farm, James took on a variety of roles over the years, including working with Statistics Canada and PFRA. He also gave generously of his time, volunteering with many local nonprofit and community organizations—always ready to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed.
James joined the Knights of Columbus Luseland Council #6684 in 1968, beginning a remarkable 51-year commitment. He was an active and dedicated member, serving as Financial Secretary for over 35 years. His dedication and reliability made him a valued part of the Council.
Outside of work and community service, James had a love for sports. He enjoyed curling, golf, and fastball, and his passion for the game was clear—he once jokingly expressed his disappointment about missing a ball tournament because his sisters happened to choose that same weekend to get married.
The passing of his younger brother and farming partner Lawrence on November 4, 2018, was a deeply difficult time for James. While he mourned this significant loss, he also showed strength and resilience, recognizing the importance of moving forward.
Eventually, James made the decision to retire and move to Swift Current, where he could be closer to his sister Loretta. Throughout his life, James has been known as a kind, caring, and passionate individual who has made a meaningful impact on his community through his generosity and involvement.
The James & Lawrence Meier Food for Families Endowment reflects that same spirit of giving. Through this fund, donations are made each year to support those in need, helping provide nutritious food to individuals and families facing hardship. Today, the Foundation supports more than 20 food programs across Saskatchewan, continuing James and Lawrence’s legacy of compassion and community care.
James & Lawrence Meier Food for Families Endowment
Making a Memorial Donation to the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation is a touching way to celebrate the life of a friend or loved one. This thoughtful gesture not only brings comfort to grieving families but also helps continue charitable work in their memory.
A Certificate of Remembrance is sent to a family member of the deceased, offering heartfelt condolences and recognizing your generous contribution. The individual is also prayerfully remembered during a special Memorial Mass, ensuring their legacy lives on.
The following individuals were recently commemorated through Memorial Donations:
Leo-Paul Leonard – Humboldt
Terry Stenson – Moose Jaw
Dick Till – Prince Albert
Aime Prince – Delmas
Anton Kiefer – Humboldt
Joseph Nosbush – Lake Lenore
Leonard Lukan – Saskatoon
Al Earis – Regina
David Schwebius – Windthorst
Katelyn Vicente from Davidson, SK, is the winner of the $5,000 Monthly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.
Holder of calendar #3903. Davidson/Outlook Council 5384 in Davidson/Outlook, SK, sold this.
The next monthly draw is on July 31, 2026, and the amount will be $225.
All prize winners will be contacted by the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation. 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 get in touch with Gerry Gieni at 306-631-1610 or fill out the Contact Us form here.
Andrea Regier from Saskatoon, SK, is the winner of the $100 Weekly Cash Calendar Prize Draw.
Holder of calendar #4408. Foam Lake Council 5970 in Foam Lake, SK, sold this.
The next weekly draw will take place on July 3, 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, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Gerry Gieni at 306-631-1610 or fill out the Contact Us form here.
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, with the help of local councils such as Meadow Lake #5259, the Foundation provides meaningful financial assistance to organizations like Door of Hope.
The Door of Hope is a nonprofit daytime shelter and community space that provides meals, a safe environment, and support services for people facing hardship such as homelessness or unsafe living conditions. It aims to offer both immediate care and long-term help by connecting individuals with resources like housing, recovery programs, and employment opportunities, while fostering dignity and hope.
Chris Bencharski, Past State Deputy, presents a cheque from the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation to the Door of Hope. Accepting the cheque is Harry Ward, Chairman of the Board.
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
