Regina Food For Learning

Regina Food For Learning Regina Food for Learning is a non-profit dedicated to feeding hungry at risk youth in Regina schools.

Regina Food for Learning supports students by providing healthy snacks and meals to schools that have requested nutritional support for at-risk children and youth attending their schools. Hunger affects learning and creates barriers for kids at school. Our program aims to help remove some of those barriers, to develop a sense of community, and support children to be engaged in school and in their

lives. For over 30 years, Regina Food for Learning has supported thousands of students in Regina to attend school with a positive outlook.

06/13/2026

What is the state of Saskatchewan's nonprofit sector in 2025?

The Saskatchewan Nonprofit Sector Study 2025 provides one of the most comprehensive snapshots of the sector in recent years.

The findings tell a story of organizations that continue to strengthen communities across the province while navigating growing challenges, including rising costs, increasing demand for services, funding pressures, and workforce capacity concerns.

Yet despite these challenges, nonprofits remain a vital force in Saskatchewan—supporting wellbeing, creating connections, building belonging, and improving quality of life in communities of every size.

Over the coming weeks, we'll be sharing key findings from the study through a series of mini reports focused on topics such as funding, workforce challenges, organizational capacity, and financial sustainability.

The data helps us better understand not only the challenges facing the sector, but also the opportunities to strengthen it for the future.

Read the full Saskatchewan Nonprofit Sector Study 2025 and follow along as we explore the findings.

https://www.sasknonprofit.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/State-of-the-Sector-SK-Non-Profit-Study-v1.1-27Mar2026.pdf

06/13/2026
06/13/2026

🌟 Join Our Team 🌟

EFSK is hiring a full-time Reintegration Worker to join our Saskatoon office. 💜

In this role, you’ll support women and gender-diverse folks as they prepare for release and transition back into community. You’ll provide trauma-informed, culturally grounded case management, assist with reintegration planning, attend institutional in-reach, and help connect clients to housing, treatment, and community supports. 🤝

🔹 Location: Saskatoon
🔹 Schedule: Full Time
🔹 Key Skills: Case management, reintegration planning, justice navigation, documentation, teamwork

💼 Wage: $25–$27/hour based on experience
📧 Apply by emailing your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

📄 Full job description available here: https://ca.indeed.com/job/reintegration-worker-00b668406b038eeb

We encourage applications from Indigenous people and those with lived experience. Join a team committed to breaking down barriers and supporting healing and reintegration in our community. 💪

06/13/2026

In honor of National Indigenous People's Day, please join us for our annual mini pow-wow on Thursday, June 18th! ✨️

06/13/2026

Still thinking about ordering a National Indigenous Peoples Day Holiday Basket? Now's the time! 🌿Orders close this week.

For $40, you'll receive a basket filled with fresh produce, locally inspired foods, and unique items that celebrate the flavours and connections of the Prairies. From wild rice and bannock mix to Saskatoon berry spread, bison pemmican, Labrador tea, and more, each basket has been thoughtfully curated to bring people together around the table.

Whether you're sharing it with family, gifting it to a friend, or simply trying something new, this is a meaningful way to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day while supporting local producers and community partnerships.

📅 Orders close June 11
📦 Pickup June 18

Preorders are required, so don't wait until the last minute!

Order yours today at: https://store.reachinregina.ca/products/national-indigenous-peoples-day-holiday-basket

06/13/2026

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06/13/2026

Grant applications are now open to the G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Fund.

The fund supports charitable organizations across southern Saskatchewan through both project-based and operating grants.

This year, organizations can:

- apply for grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000,
- submit up to two unique applications,
- and benefit from a funding opportunity that prioritizes organizations which practice inclusivity.

The Forbes Foundation Fund supports meaningful work that strengthens communities, improves lives, and creates lasting impacts in Saskatchewan.

Applications are being accepted until September 1, 2026. To learn more or apply, visit https://saskfoundation.ca/grant/forbes-foundation-fund/ today.

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