When you make your gift to Red Cross through the Circle of Humanity, you will be able to budget your contributions in 12 equal amounts over the year.
Legacy Giving
By making a planned gift and joining the Legacy Club, you can make a lasting contribution to the Red Cross while providing for the well-being of a loved one.Some methods of legacy giving are: naming the Red Cross as a benefactor in your will, gifts of life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, gifts of securities, property, annuities or endowment funds.
General Donations
Many residents of Southern Saskatchewan support the work of Red Cross. We gratefully accept donations regardless of amount and use it to help those most vulnerable in Saskatchewan, Canada and around the world.
The Canadian Red Cross relies on the generosity of individuals, companies, associations and foundations for support in providing humanitarian and educational services to hundreds of thousands of Canadians each year.
Campaign for Kids provides funding for children's programs in Saskatchewan including the Red Cross Babysitting program; Water Safety programs; RespectED classroom presentations and the ChildSafe program.
The Canadian Red Cross gratefully receives gifts to its newly established Endowment Fund. Managed by our long term partners at the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, an Endowment Fund is set up in such a way that your principal is invested in the fund, and that principal is never touched. Only the interest is drawn upon, governed by the specifications of the endowment agreement, to assist those who need it most.
Our long-term and ambitious goal at Red Cross is to be able to respond to each and every individual affected by a disaster in Saskatchewan. Only with donor support is that goal possible.
The needs are great, but with your help we can meet them – now, and far into the future.
Please contact us here for more information, or you may contact the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation at 306-751-4756. sscf@sasktel.netwww.sscf.ca
For other inquiries, please contact your local Canadian Red Cross office.
