The Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation creates, administers and advocates for programs and services that help families in need.
The Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation creates, administers and advocates for programs and services that help families in need.
The Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation creates, administers and advocates for programs and services that help families in need.
The Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation creates, administers and advocates for programs and services that help families in need.
Coats for Kids
Council 10587 raised funds to ensure 80 young students had a much-needed warm jacket to wear this winter. Pictured is the Grand Knight delivering coats.
Gerard Muyres Grand Knight
Council 10587 (St. Augustine) Coats for Kids Presentation in Saskatoon Read More »
Coats were donated at a Women’s Shelter, a home for displaced women and children—abused or another reason.
They were so happy to get these for the Families who came with very little or nothing.
Dan Devers
Coats Presented at Women’s Shelter Read More »
The efforts of the Knights in supporting the core areas of Regina during this season are truly commendable. The organizations and families that received coats from us expressed profound gratitude and appreciation for our contributions. Many of them are eager to share their appreciation on social media, highlighting that the Knights of Columbus provided them with warm clothing this year.
This act of charity not only brought joy to those in need but also served as a poignant reminder of how fortunate we are compared to many others. Seeing their smiles was incredibly rewarding and humbling, reinforcing our mission as Knights to serve and uplift those who require assistance. It was a blessing to embody the spirit of charity that defines our work, helping those who need it most.
Tuhk Sih Nowin Youth Center. Regina. Thank you, Knights of Columbus.
A facility run by young adults for troubled and our youth with issues. They were so excited when I called on Monday to make arrangements for a box of coats. They too will spread the news about the Knights to all who receive a coat and on their social media sites. Almost all the recipients said this.
Souls Harbour. Regina
YMCA Regina. They received a box of youth coats. They are very appreciative of the Knights for this. Donations are many, but no coats for the kids. They promise to promote the Knights for everyone getting a coat.
Thank you so much for your donation. We greatly appreciate it! We will take pictures of the kids to whom we donate these wonderful coats. Thank you again! Kelsey, Al Ritchie. They needed the 12 months to 4 years and a box of youth coats. This is a community Center that had many waiting in line outside for various reasons.
Carmichael Outreach Regina. So happy to get these coats. Many will fit the people that are there today.
If there is a place in need, this was an awesome choice to spread the news of the Knights and their program Coats for Kids. Many people there could fit into these coats. Pictures of the youth and others are frowned upon.
The pictures from the Al Richie have many shirts hanging, but very few coats. This is a neighborhood Center. I am Santa there tomorrow.
Dan Devers
Coats for Kids Presented in Regina Read More »
Knights of Father Delaere Council No.5182 Yorkton presented coats for kids at the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) today.
Left to Right
Dave Spelay Coats for Kids Chair
Andrew Sedley Director SIGN
Steve Popowich Grand Knight
Father Delaere No.5182 Yorkton
Coats for Kids Presented in Yorkton Read More »
I was blessed to represent the Knights of Columbus today by delivering 150 coats to eight public schools today. Brunskill and Forest Grove Schools are not included in the pictures. The picture with students and the principal is Bedford Road School.
Shawn Scherr
Coats for Kids Delivered to Saskatoon Public Schools Read More »
Students from our elementary schools in Moose Jaw participated in this project. We met in the basement of St. Joe’s church – and separated the coats into boxes containing both boy’s and girl’s coats. The students put mitts, a scarf, and a toque inside each coat. The mitts, etc. were received as donations – this was organized through the St. Joe’s parish and the Holy Trinity school system by the students.
All in all, this was a very good project this year. The students really participated in the virtue of charity and felt how rewarding it is to ‘give to others’. They also asked where the coats came from, which, of course, points right back to the Knights of Columbus.
The picture entitled ‘St. Margaret’ includes students from other elementary schools also. These were the students who assisted us yesterday.
Submitted by Gerry Gieni
Moose Jaw Coats for Kids With a Twist Read More »