Saskatchewan Wildfire Resources ~

The Battlefords Healthcare Foundation is putting together Comfort and Trauma kits to helps those fleeing the wildfires. To learn more about how you can support this initiative, what items are requested for donation, and where you can donate, please visit the article that has been linked.

The Big River First Nation are accepting donations for a variety of items to support evacuees. To learn more about what is still being requested and how you may donate, please contact Julie Morin at (306) 468-4091.

The Government of Canada will match donations to the Canadian Red Cross 2025 Saskatchewan Wildfires Appeal from May 30 to June 29, 2025. Every $1 donated will become $2 to support the families and individuals most affected by the wildfires.

The Central Urban Métis Federation Inc. is accepting both supply and monetary donations to support evacuees from northern communities now residing in the Saskatoon area.

The City of North Battleford is calling on the public to provide much needed items to help support wildfire evacuees. Donations can be dropped off at the Northland Power Curling Centre (2-623 Carlton Trail, North Battleford, SK.). To view the list of requested items, please visit the article that has been linked.

The EMO are currently offering shelter coordination, updates, and centralized services. They are collecting donations of essential items, to learn more about what types of donations are currently being accepted, please email: [email protected]. 

The James Smith Cree Nation are accepting donations of a variety of items to help support the evacuees. Drop off locations include: James Smith, Melfort, and Prince Albert. To view the list of items that are still needed, please visit the Facebook page that has been linked.  

The Marguerite Riel Centre in Melfort is working with evacuees from Creighton, Flin Flon, and northern First Nations communities that are staying in the Melfort area. Donation of requested items listed in the article linked can be brought to 124 McKendry Ave West, Melfort, SK.

Both offices are accepting a variety of item donations at offices in both Saskatoon (304–1114 22nd Street West, Saskatoon, SK.) and Regina (6300 Dewdney Avenue, Regina, SK.). For more details on the items being accepted, please visit article that has been linked.

Thousands of families and colleagues from our communities—Pelican Narrows, Denare Beach, Sandy Bay, Southend, Creighton, and Flin Flon—have been forced to evacuate their homes. All donations will be distributed through our community coordinators to ensure they reach those most in need.

They’re organizing a donation drive to support evacuees during their transition back to their communities. Accepting donations of essential supplies (non-perishable food, hygiene products, diapers, bottled water, etc.), which will be delivered to communities as soon as it is safe to do so. Drop-off at 1520 17th Street, Saskatoon, SK.

The PAGC is currently accepting donations in the form of cash and cheques to help support those affected by the wildfires. You can send donations to the following address:

Prince Albert Grand Council
ATTN: Gene Der or Al Ducharme
2300 10th Avenue West
Prince Albert, SK S6V 6Z1

The Prince Albert SPCA is currently accepting monetary donations in addition to items to help support families with pets that are evacuating the wildfires. To learn more about the items requested for donation, and how to donate, please visit their Facebook page that has been linked.

At this time, the Regina Food Bank is accepting monetary donations in addition to non-perishable food to help support evacuees in the Regina area. 

Currently, over 2,800 evacuees have arrived in Saskatoon and the Saskatoon Community Foundation (SCF) is mobilizing to respond. Working together with key partners including the City of Saskatoon Emergency Management Organization (EMO), SCF is mobilizing funds and collecting donations to support the evacuees.

At this time, the Saskatoon Food Bank is accepting monetary donations in addition to non-perishable food to help support evacuees in the Saskatoon area. 

Saskatoon SPCA are providing a variety of items and services to those fleeing the wildfires with pets. These include free pet food and supplies for evacuees, short-term shelter for dogs, cats, and small animals, info and support. Monetary donations will go towards food, shelter, and care for pets affected by the fires.

In response to the devastating wildfires affecting communities across Saskatchewan, St. John Ambulance Saskatchewan is proud to be supporting emergency operations at the Avana Centre in the REAL District in Regina, SK. Our team was among the first on the ground to help set up the evacuation centre, working alongside emergency partners to ensure a safe and welcoming space for evacuees.

United Way Saskatoon is raising funds to provide evacuees with access to local entertainment and recreational activities that offer relief, joy, and a sense of belonging during this difficult time.