SUM Theatre presents: Theatre in the Park 2024
“The Reel Whirled”
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 7PM
Grosvenor Park
FREE! 45 minutes. All welcome!
SUM Theatre presents: Theatre in the Park 2024
“The Reel Whirled”
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 7PM
Grosvenor Park
FREE! 45 minutes. All welcome!
The Albert Childcare Co-operative is looking to replace an ageing playground on the site of Albert Park beside the Albert Community Centre. While the playground is used by the Childcare Centre, the playground is open for everyone! The proposed playground would expand the space significantly and provide younger children with the “just right” challenge needed to continue to develop their social, gross, and sensory motor developmental needs. The expansion of the playground will fill a need in the community for accessible/safe play space for younger children.
Thank you for considering to contribute to a new playground in Nutana and Varsity View!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/helpbuildanewplaygroundatalbertchildcarecoop
This year’s run will be held September 15, 2019, at the Bessborough Gardens. Registration begins at 11 a.m. Run start time is 12 p.m.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SaskatoonTFR/
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/475107503282852/
From October 1 – 15, 2018, Diabetes Canada will be canvassing door to door in your community raising funds to assist in the fight against diabetes. To make the Residential Campaign as successful as possible for the 100,000 people living with diabetes in Saskatchewan, we are constantly in search of volunteer canvassers for your area. If you are willing to give your gift of time for 1-1/2 to 2 hours from October 1 – 15, to canvass, we would LOVE to hear from you!
Marg Polanik
Residential Campaign Supervisor
1-306-700-2851
Diabetes Canada
104 – 2301 Ave. C North
Saskatoon, SK S7L 5Z5
Saskatoon is an active, competitive, sporting city. But more people want to play than there are facilities to accommodate them.
The Master Plan for the Gordie Howe Sports Complex will expand our city’s capacity and address real need in our community.
Maximizing the use of new and upgraded facilities, the Master Plan will increase access to safe, reliable facilities for multiple winter and summer sporting activities in Saskatoon and area, allowing many more people to participate.
The Master Plan includes indoor and outdoor training and playing facilities to accommodate development programs for multiple sports, enable year-round training, reduce game cancellations due to poor weather and help athletes of all ages and abilities excel here at home.
Over 175,000 people will benefit every year.
The Gordie Howe Sports Complex aims to become the premier sports park in Western Canada, and a magnet for more national and international events.
Be a part of Saskatoon’s sporting future — Join the team building a better place to play!
Terry Fox Run – Sunday September 16, 2018
Everyone is welcome to participate in a Terry Fox Run, regardless of age, athletic ability or socio-economic standing. While the Run does not have an entry fee or minimum donation we do ask all participants to fundraise or make a donation. You can raise funds online, use a pledge sheet or make a donation at the Run site. Whatever your choice, please know that every dollar counts.
This year’s run will be held at the Bessborough Gardens. Registration begins at 11 a.m. Run start time is 12 p.m.
Do you like to collect pop cans and bottles for recycling? Do you like to donate to worthy causes?
Now you can do both! Drop off your recyclable containers at any Saskatoon SARCAN location and either tell them to put your refund toward “VVCA” or use the Drop & Go system with the group account “VVCA“. Your refund will be directed to VVCA and then used for community projects in our neighbourhood.
With Drop & Go there is no waiting in line. Just punch your account into the terminal, tag your bags with the sticky labels generated and then drop your bags off at the counter. Easy.
Drop & Go is a new service that SARCAN is offering at our larger depots in cities and towns across Saskatchewan. When the line gets long, Drop & Go is an easy way to drop off your containers without having to wait.
JOIN THE VARSITY VIEW COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR OUR ANNUAL SPRING SOCIAL EVENT!
When: Saturday May 5, 2018; Doors open 5:30 PM, dinner at 6:30 PM
Where: Albert Community Centre, 610 Clarence Avenue, Loft (enter from the south doors and use the elevator from the basement level)
What: food, drinks, BINGO, prizes and socializing!
Cost: $45/person
Fantastic Authentic Mexican Cuisine
From La Bamba Café, Saskatoon (www.labambacafe.ca)
Because nothing says SPRING like playing BINGO with your friends and neighbours!
Tickets available from VVCA board members or by emailing varsityviewca@gmail.com
Please help The Kidney Foundation’s door-to-door fundraising campaign Saturday, March 10th – Friday, March 23rd, 2018.
Want to Build your volunteer experience and support your community? Canvass for the Kidney Foundation. Donate 1-2 hours of your time to help reach their 2018 Door-to-Door Fundraising Campaign goal!
Call 306-664-8588 ext. 224
Or email saskatoonmd@kidney.sk.ca
LIT UP! is a fun, casual evening that spotlights literacy through great volunteer recognition, great company, tasty eats, sweet treats, and exciting ticket, silent, and live auction items!
Date: Thursday, March 15th, 2018
Time: 6:00 pm cocktails, 7:15 pm program
Location: Sheraton Cavalier Hotel
Tickets: $75/person, $600/table, $800/VIP. A charitable receipt is available for ticket purchases.
LIT UP! sells out early every year! Visit READSaskatoon.com or call 306.652.5448 to get your tickets today!
Mammoth Book Sale 2017
Tuesday October 17 – Thursday October 19
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Location: GERMAN CULTURAL CENTRE (Cartwright St and Lorne Avenue)
A fundraising event by the CANADIAN FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN.
Join us on Sunday, September 10, 2017 from 1pm-4pm for the 3rd Annual Gold Walk in Saskatoon!! It will be a time to honor and remember those kids in our local community, and throughout Canada, who have been diagnosed with cancer. We will walk a short walk through downtown Saskatoon, spreading awareness and fundraising for Childhood Cancer Canada!!
Cancer is the leading cause of disease related death for Canadian children, yet it receives only 3% of funding from the Canadian government. Change starts with awareness.
Start collecting your gold gear!! We will walk along 19th St, over the Broadway bridge and back to the Amphitheatre. We will wear our Gold clothing and hold Gold signs, spreading awareness of Childhood Cancer!! We will be raising money for Childhood Cancer Research through Childhood Cancer Canada. All proceeds from our event go directly to Childhood Cancer Research in Canada.
LutherCare Communities presents a book and movie fair on September 13, 2017.
LutherCare Communities is hosting a book and movie fair on Wednesday, September 13th from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. Items can be purchased by donation.
All proceeds from this fair will support the recreation programs for the residents of Luther Special Care Home. We strive to provide top quality programs and entertainment to the residents of our long term care. This sale is a fantastic way to support neighbours within the community and get some great deals on a wide selection of books and movies.
The sale will be held outside of the Luther Special Care Home at 1212 Osler Street (weather permitting).
LutherCare Communities has been providing excellence in care, shelter and support to Saskatchewan seniors and residents for over 60 years. Today, over 500 employees provide a wide range of health services, senior’s housing and community services to over 1,200 residents and clients in locations throughout the province.
For further information on LutherCare Communities and their services, please visit www.luthercare.com.
Albert Recreation Unit – 13th Street and Clarence Avenue
Big Plans for a Little Park
Changes are scheduled to begin this fall as the City of Saskatoon will be replacing four of the play structures. Funding for this part of the park rehab is courtesy of a federal Canada 150 grant. This will improve the park on both the north and south sides of the fenceline with the removal of the extremely well-used wooden play structures.
Fundraising continues towards further redevelopment of the park. Through various grants, fundraising events, and donations from residents we have raised well over $100,000. Thank you to all those who have helped support our neighbourhood project. To donate please visit https://nutana.ca/about-our-fundraising-for-the-albert-rec-unit/ .
The scope of further improvements, primarily on the south side of the fence, will be dictated by the total funds raised by early 2018. These further improvements include many features including more equipment, green landscaping and contouring, new play features, a riding/running loop, a tiny toboggan hill and a 3 on 3 basketball court. The current timeline is to complete all phases of construction before 2018 splash pool season. Thank you to Jim Siemens (Oxbow Architecture) and Chris Popplewell (Strata Developments) for their professional assistance.
Lighthouse Raise-A-Thon
Amazing Race – Lighthouse Edition
Event Date: September 22, 2017
Time: 1:00pm
Start at the Lighthouse, Rain or Shine
The Lighthouse Supported Living is an emergency shelter, supported living, and affordable housing provider in downtown Saskatoon.
The goal is to have a fun adventure race on foot with teams of two competing to raise big funds, beat the competition, and have a unique team building event. Mini-challenges around downtown Saskatoon will test your problem-solving skills with an after-party to celebrate!
We hope to raise $25,000 through sponsorship and team fundraising, with a goal of $500 raised per team.
Money raised will go towards our pilot Foot Care Program that aims to detect health issues before they become serious diseases, as well as providing homes and meals for those who have experienced or are at-risk of homelessness in Saskatoon.
Entry fee to race is $100 per team of two ($50 per person). Prizes will be awarded to the team who finishes first, as well as the team who raises the most funds for The Lighthouse.