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Since 1956, we have offered something unique in Saskatoon: a liberal faith tradition that encourages us to question, to pursue our own search for truth and meaning, and to keep learning and growing. Our pluralistic, open-minded approach to religion meets the needs of those who want to create meaningful, principled lives, within a community based on respect and compassion. If this matters to you, and if you want us to continue being there for others who need what we offer, we invite you to support the Saskatoon Unitarians financially.
We are a self-funded organization
The Saskatoon Unitarians rely on all of us together to financially support our community and our programs. We do not receive any external funding.
You can pledge to donate on a regular basis which helps with planning and budgeting, or you can make a one-time donation. All financial contributions are tax-deductible. As well as donating, you can help us thrive by supporting and attending our fundraising events and by volunteering your time and talents to the running of the congregation. We appreciate whatever contributions you are willing and able to make!
Charity of the Month
One of the ways we can be a positive influence in the world is by supporting other organizations that are doing good work in the community. Every month, our Social Action Council chooses an organization that is aligned with our values and on Sunday mornings (or other times!) we encourage everyone to give as they are able.
You can make a donation by:
- Cash/cheque in the collection box in our sanctuary or mail slot in the foyer
- E-transfer to bookkeeper.ucs@gmail.com
- Choosing “Charity of the Month” as the fund on CanadaHelps
When donating via cash, cheque, or e-transfer, please indicate that this is for the Charity of the Month. Income tax receipts will be issued for all annual donations greater than $20.
In October, we invite you to contribute to the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre. Last year, they provided more than 63,000 emergency food hampers to those in need. But this organization aims to be more than a band aid solution to poverty, by offering cooking classes, a community garden, training in job skills, help with filing income tax returns, and a clothing depot.