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.
To donate directly from your fund, select the donate button beside the organization you would like to donate to and enter the donation details within your fund advisor portal.
*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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$20,000 Requested: YWCA Regina hopes and dreams for a world where communities benefit from the full, equitable inclusion and advancement of women and families, where their experiences and perspectives are reflected in all facets of society. Our aspiration is to be a community voice of and for women, to be a trusted partner in addressing the most complex community issues
$25,000 Requested: SCEP stands for Socialization, Communication and Education Program. For the past 54 years, SCEP CENTRE has provided therapeutic early intervention for children between the ages of 2-5 who have severe communication and behaviour challenges. Many of the children referred to SCEP have been expelled or are unable to function in regular childcare centres, early learning centres and/or pre-kindergarten
$25,000 Requested: SCEP stands for Socialization, Communication and Education Program. For the past 54 years, SCEP CENTRE has provided therapeutic early intervention for children between the ages of 2-5 who have severe communication and behaviour challenges. Many of the children referred to SCEP have been expelled or are unable to function in regular childcare centres, early learning centres and/or pre-kindergarten
$1,000 Requested: SCEP CENTRE provides therapeutic early intervention for children between the ages of 2-5 who have severe communication and behaviour challenges. SCEP also provides support to the parents and caregivers of our enrolled children. All of the services that SCEP CENTRE provides are offered in a trauma-responsive environment. SCEP CENTRE would like to offer a more structured “Coffee and
$18,000 Requested: Our mission is to enable life-changing mentoring relationships to ignite the power and potential of young people. Our vision is that all young people realize their full potential. Our Community Based Mentoring Program is an ongoing program that always has a waitlist of young people who are facing adversities, looking for their own safe, dedicated, caring and supportive
$8,000 Requested: Our mission is to enable life-changing mentoring relationships to ignite the power and potential of young people. Our vision is that all young people reach their full potential. Our BIG Group Activities program serves youth and families on our waitlist and in our programs. With average wait-times of months and sometimes even a year, the project serves our
$100,000 Requested: Recognizing Truth and Reconciliation, MTMS ignites a love of learning and empowers students to embrace their personal and cultural identity while overcoming obstacles and growing their spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social, and physical well-being. Request/Project Description: The first step to educating children is getting them to school. Complex family circumstances create a lot of transiency for our students and
$15,000 Requested YWCA Regina hopes and dreams for a world where communities benefit from the full, equitable inclusion and advancement of women and families, where their experiences and perspectives are reflected in all facets of society. Our aspiration is to be a community voice of and for women, to be a trusted partner in addressing the most complex community issues
$100,000 Requested: SDHHS’ Early Childhood & Family Services: A variety of clients are involved with SDHHS. Some are d/Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Non-Verbal, have cochlear implants or hearing-aids, are Deaf-Blind or considered Deaf-Plus. All of these categories will be included in using the abbreviation DHH in this description. The SDHHS Early Childhood and Family Services program is ongoing and seek
$10,200 Requested: Survivors of Domestic Violence 2023: Support for victims and children experiencing intimate partner and family violence. These services include assistance exiting unsafe or dangerous situations, establishing safety, and connection to appropriate services and support through the criminal justice system. This may also include essential needs otherwise unobtainable such as changing locks, providing a cell phone, food and diapers
If you are fundholder at SSCF and are looking to access the Giving Catalogue to donate from your fund, please login to the Online Fund Portal.
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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