Find non profit organizations in Saskatoon, SK. Listings include Saskatoon Teachers Association, Saskatoon Homelessness, Knights of Columbus Msgr. Robinson Council 8279, Community Living, Saskatchewan Jobs Near You, Saskatchewan Breeding Bird Atlas.
The Official page for the Saskatoon Teachers Association
Working together to make homelessness rare, brief, and does not reoccur in Saskatoon.
The Stand helps build movements for social, environmental, and economic justice by facilitating the exchange of knowledge, resources, and mutual support within a decolonizing frame...
IF YOU ARE A REAL CONSERVATIVE, YOU’RE WELCOME HERE! IF NOT, PLEASE STAY AWAY!
Hoops for Hope is an inclusive event that caters to all skill levels of youth and adult players. With children’s entertainment and great basketball, there’s something for everyone ...
Community Living is a non-profit organization that collects donated clothing and other household ite
Care for Kids by Wiegers Inc. has been raising money for local children’s charities since 2009, the primary beneficiary of which remains Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation...
Community Connections offers a variety of volunteer-led programming to assist newcomer immigrants and
Let’s Talk Science is an award-winning, national, charitable organization. We deliver science learning programs and services that turn children and youth on to science, keep them e...
The SSRWSI strives to protect water quality and quantity within the South Saskatchewan River. We ultimately believe that watershed stewardship is about serving the community by pro...
The Provincial Métis Housing Corporation (PMHC) is a provincial Métis not for profit organization that is mandated to develop and institute housing programs and deliver housing rel...
The “Strength of our Women” Awards Gala is a special occasion for many to come together to celebrate the achievements by First Nations Women.
Promoting and showcasing the Country Music Talent in Saskatchewan
107 Spitfire is an Air Cadet Squadron located in the City of Saskatoon. Founded in 1942, we welcome all youth aged 12 to 19.