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Saskatoon Community Foundation grants

Public foundation in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · Website

Given to charities in 2023
$3.9 million
Charities funded in 2023
254
Typical gift (median)
$2,860

How to apply

Accepts applications

How
Access the online application portal to create an account and apply online. Standard requirements include a project budget, current operating budget, most recent audited financial statements, Board of Directors list, project description, expected outcomes, and an evaluation plan.
Deadlines
March 1st at 5:00 p.m. and October 1st at 5:00 p.m. each year (October 1, 2026 is also noted). Applications typically open 6-8 weeks before deadlines.
What they fund
Supports qualified donees in community projects, housing, mental health, youth programs, and reconciliation. Specific programs also support religion (Ukrainian Catholic), health, education, Ukrainian culture, special needs persons, and voluntary service.
Where
Saskatoon area (some programs accept provincial applications).

Summarized by AI from Saskatoon Community Foundation's own website on October 18, 2026. Check their site before you apply, because programs and deadlines change. Read from: saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca/grants-partners/individual-grant-programs/stephen-michelene-worobetz-foundation, saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca/grants-partners/partner-hub/application-guide, saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca/grants-partners/partner-hub/eligibility-guidelines

In their 2024 filing they held 55 donor-advised funds worth $19.3 million; donors added $1.2 million and $1.7 million was granted from them. Gifts from donor-advised funds are chosen by each fund's donors, so some of the giving below was not open to applications.

Who Saskatoon Community Foundation funded in 2023

The 15 largest of 254 gifts to registered charities.

  • Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization - VIDOSaskatchewan$176,556
  • Saskatoon Open Door SocietySaskatchewan$174,318
  • Saskatoon Friendship InnSaskatchewan$161,880
  • Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning CentreSaskatchewan$157,128
  • Salvation Army - SaskatoonSaskatchewan$143,310
  • Persephone TheatreSaskatchewan$123,782
  • Meewasin Valley AuthoritySaskatchewan$112,372
  • CLASSIC (Community Legal Assistance Services forSaskatchewan$108,031
  • Foundations Learning and Skills SaskatchewanSaskatchewan$105,824
  • Station 20 WestSaskatchewan$104,000
  • Central Urban Metis Federation Inc. (CUMFI)Saskatchewan$95,000
  • STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service Foundation)Alberta$92,800
  • 25th Street Theatre Centre IncSaskatchewan$88,971
  • The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc.Saskatchewan$70,545
  • Prairie Harm ReductionSaskatchewan$68,700

Where the money went in 2023

  • Saskatchewan177 charities, $3.6 million
  • Ontario50 charities, $147,200
  • Alberta8 charities, $99,500
  • British Columbia7 charities, $27,900
  • Quebec6 charities, $8,791
  • Manitoba4 charities, $4,324
  • Prince Edward Island1 charity, $500
  • Nova Scotia1 charity, $185

Giving by year

YearTotal givenGiftsMedian gift
2023$3.9 million254$2,860
2021$4.7 million234$3,100
2020$4.3 million207$2,668
2019$1.9 million203$2,717

What they told the CRA they do

  • PROVIDE GRANTS TO QUALIFIED DONEES COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS PROVIDE STUDENT AWARDS Promote Legacy Giving and Charitable Giving Administer charitable granting programs of Corporates

Giving figures are gifts to registered charities (qualified donees) as Saskatoon Community Foundation reported them in its T3010 returns to the Canada Revenue Agency, fiscal 2019 to 2023. Business number 119140911RR0001.

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