Donations towards charitable initiatives through the grant catalogue are subject to an additional 2% administration fee which will be applied against the total amount raised.
If the charitable initiative you donate to is cancelled and funding is not used, the funds you donated will be redirected towards the South Saskatchewan Vital Community Fund to ensure your donation supports charitable causes.
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*Please ensure you have sufficient disbursement funds available prior to making your donation.*
SSCF will not be requesting Grant Agreements or Final Grant Reports from organizations that receive funding through the Giving Catalogue.
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$10,000 Requested: Offered through partnership between the Art Gallery of Swift Current and Meadows Long Term Care Home, the Expressive Arts Program enriches the lives of people living in long term care in Swift Current. Classes are led by a local professional artist and enable vulnerable seniors to benefit from creative expression, with a focus on community integration and intergenerational
$15,000 Requested: Support our free daytime programming at the 52nd festival, held August 11-13, 2023! Beyond ticket sales, we request donations to support this free offering to music and art lovers in Regina. Your donation will help us cover artist fees, and production costs including staging, fencing, and security. We want everyone to be able to experience the magic of
$10,000 Requested: The Axis of Access: Building Intersectional Access in Sask. Listen to Dis’ will lead a community-based project to cultivate the creation of a Saskatchewan access document. This document will support a deeper understanding of intimate access needs from the disability cultural perspective. The vision for this project has been likened to the Truth and Reconciliation document by Indigenous
$10,000 Requested: Seatbelt: an autobiographical disability theatre production is a cautionary tale written in autobiographical form. The true to life journey of a young woman who sustains a spinal cord injury from a violent car crash. It emphasizes the social and psychological anxieties the diagnosis of quadriplegic creates for the main character and her family. The play highlights the shift
$12,000,000 Requested: The Globe Theatre is a not-for-profit charitable organization specializing in the production of theatre-in-the-round, providing high-quality arts education, and fostering the work of Saskatchewan artists. Over the next three years, we anticipate that more than 175,000 people will connect with one of the finest theatre experiences in Canada through Globe Theatre’s Main Stage performances. Globe Theatre’s leadership, and
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Applications for the 2023 Giving Catalogue are now closed. If your charity is registered with Canada Revenue Agency and have a Department of National Revenue Taxation Charity Registration number, your cause may be eligible for SSCF’s Giving Catalogue in the future. You can find out if your charity’s initiative is eligible on our Giving Catalogue Charity Eligibility page. Reach out to SSCF for more information.
Phone: 1-306-751-4756
Email: catalogue@sscf.ca
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