🌟 We’ve made the leap and are now on Instagram! 🌟
We’re excited to connect with even more communities and share important updates about our grant programs, tips, and resources! Stay tuned for inspiring stories, local projects, and initiatives happening in and around Saskatchewan. 🤝
Let’s build a stronger, more connected community together! 💬✨
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Strong nonprofits build strong communities.
Through CIF funding, over 20,900 participants have gained knowledge and skills, supported by 3,154 hours of training.
Investing in people strengthens the entire sector.
Inclusive communities are stronger communities.
CIF-funded programs have supported:
63,078 newcomer participants
23,815 2SLGBTQ+ participants
49,739 participants with intellectual or cognitive disabilities
These programs are helping create spaces where everyone can belong.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures in our communities. 💐
Today, we celebrate the compassion, strength, and dedication you bring to families and communities across Saskatchewan every day. Your care helps build healthier, stronger, and more connected communities for everyone.
From all of us at Community Initiatives Fund, thank you for the difference you make. Wishing you a joyful and well-deserved Mother’s Day! 💖
Community impact spans generations. CIF-funded programs have reached:
699,284 children (ages 6–11)
224,472 teens (12–16)
283,926 adults
These numbers highlight both strong engagement and opportunities to better support youth and young adults.
Community impact is powered by people.
Volunteers have contributed 1,130,453 hours to CIF-funded programs, with 39,640 individuals helping bring initiatives to life.
Their commitment strengthens communities across Saskatchewan.
Access matters.
Since 2018, 735,258 participants received support to take part in programs—through free registration, transportation, and other accessibility measures.
Removing barriers helps ensure more people can participate and benefit.
🌟 This week, we’re highlighting Listen To Dis' Community and Art Organization, a group dedicated to fostering creativity and connection through the arts.
Through community-driven programming, Listen to Dis provides opportunities for individuals to express themselves, share their stories, and engage with others in meaningful ways. Their work helps create inclusive spaces where diverse voices are heard and celebrated.
Arts organizations like Listen to Dis play an important role in strengthening communities—bringing people together, encouraging creativity, and inspiring new perspectives.
Strong communities start with strong beginnings.
72% of CIF-funded programs focus on children and youth—supporting over 863,909 participants through learning, recreation, and wellbeing initiatives.
Investing early helps build confidence, skills, and lifelong wellbeing.
Healthy communities are active and supported.
CIF-funded programs have delivered over 8 million minutes of physical activity, along with 1.02 million meals and 1.18 million snacks.
These supports are helping individuals and families build healthier habits every day.
🔥 Ignite Volunteerism: Be the Change in Your Community 🔥
In celebration of National Volunteer Week 2026, join an inspiring conversation about the power of giving back and creating meaningful change.
Hear from keynote speaker Senator Farah Mohamed, alongside Canada Volunteer Awards recipients Udlu Hanson and Priscilla Ojomu, as they share their stories, insights, and the impact of volunteerism across communities.
🗓 April 23, 2026
⏰ 12:30–2:00 PM EST
💻 Free webinar
Whether you're already volunteering or just getting started, this is your chance to be inspired and take action.
✨ Let’s ignite volunteerism—together.
👉 Register today!
🌟 This week, we’re highlighting the Yorkton Indigenous Friendship Centre, part of a network of Friendship Centres dedicated to supporting urban Indigenous communities.
The Yorkton Indigenous Friendship Centre provides a welcoming space where individuals and families can access culturally relevant programs, services, and supports. From community programming and cultural activities to outreach and advocacy, they play an important role in fostering connection, wellness, and a sense of belonging.
Through their work, the Centre helps build stronger, more inclusive communities—creating opportunities for learning, cultural sharing, and meaningful relationships.
