Notice of Annual General Meeting
United Way Saskatoon and Area invites you to our 66th Annual General Meeting! DATE: August 19th, 2026 TIME: 4 PM registration, 4:30PM Call to Order, 6PM Adjournment PLACE: Métis Veteran’s
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United Way Saskatoon and Area invites you to our 66th Annual General Meeting! DATE: August 19th, 2026 TIME: 4 PM registration, 4:30PM Call to Order, 6PM Adjournment PLACE: Métis Veteran’s
SASKATOON – United Way Saskatoon and Area (United Way) and Medavie Health Services West each contributed $1500 to purchase materials and supplies for a Kokum sewing group in Saskatoon. The
United Way Saskatoon & Area and our partners in Labour are celebrating a decade of work to reduce period poverty through Period Promise, a community‑driven initiative focused on reducing taboo,
SASKATOON – United Way Saskatoon and Area is honoured to announce the Cree naming of the auntie suite in YWCA Saskatoon’s Hopeful Heart’s program. The name was revealed Friday during
United Way is proud to share four inspiring stories of social sector innovation. The videos will be followed by a panel discussion on social sector innovation with local community leaders.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE United Way Saskatoon and Area Sets Ambitious $4 Million Goal to Strengthen Local Communities SASKATOON, SK— United Way Saskatoon and Area announced an ambitious goal to
In a powerful display of compassion and community spirit, Saskatoon residents and organizations have come together to raise over $30,000 in aid for evacuees affected by the devastating wildfires sweeping
United Steel Workers are long-time supporters and friends of United Way. Their ongoing investments of time, energy, space, and many other generous contributions to United Way playing a meaningful role
Today, United Way celebrated Sheri Benson and her incredible 30 years of service with United Way Saskatoon and Area. Sheri’s unwavering commitment to building strong, inclusive communities and tackling complex
UPDATED – previous version said 1,500 evacuees, but that number has since increased to over 3,000 Wildfires have forced over 3,000 residents from northern Saskatchewan to evacuate their homes and