One Hundred Men

Who Care

Next Meeting

Tuesday March 11th, 2025

Birmingham’s East at 7pm

 
The Charities TBD! 
Have a great holiday season everyone! Merry Christmas and see you in the new year! 


 

 

Prior Events:

Tuesday December 3rd, 2024

Birmingham’s East at 7pm

 
The Charities: 
1. Stars  www.stars.ca
2. Legacy One www.legacyone.ca
3. Break Free Outreach www.breakfreeoutreach.ca

Our winner: Break Free Outreach!

Tuesday September 10, 2024

Birmingham’s East at 7pm

Realm Foundation
Salthaven
Al Ritchie Community Association
 

 

Tuesday June 11, 2024
Birmingham’s East at 7pm

 
The charities for the June 11th:
2. Reach Autism Learning- https://www.reachautismlearning.com/
3. City Kidz Regina- https://citykidzregina.ca/

 

Tuesday March 12th, 2024
Birmingham’s East at 7pm

 

 

 

November 28. Birmingham’s East

September 12 at Birmingham’s East

June 6th at Birmingham’s East

 

March 7th at 7:00 pm. Birmingham’s East.

Another great night. Regina Early Learning Centre started the meeting and spoke about one of their goals is to provide food security for preschool children and how this program is traditionally underfunded. Being Astonished spoke about how their organization assists young adults with physical disabilities to build strengths and dreams. Creative Options Regina explained that their organization develops personalized support services for people experiencing disability. Regina Food for Learning was appreciative of the $7,000.00 donation they received and how it helped purchase food for children. The January 2023 food cost doubled from 2022!


Location Birmingham’s (East):  November 29, 2022

Street Culture Project, Planned Parenthood and Regina Food for Learning made compelling presentations at this meeting. Street Culture spoke about how they have been in existence for 25 years and how their organization work with homeless youth in the Regina area. Planned Parenthood have been in existence since 1986 and they spoke about how they assist with sexual health for youth over the age of 12. They are in the process of a move and have have a funding goal of $60,000 that they need to reopen. Regina Food for Learning spoke about how they provide food for school aged children in the city. They receive 20% indirect government funding and raise the remaining 80%. They provided food for 943 kids last school year. North Central Family Centre spoke about how the donation they received from the  September 13th meeting helped fund a new roof for them. 

The successful charity was Regina Food for Learning! Congratulations. Donations can be made through the website at www.reginafoodforlearning.ca or e-transfer to rffl@myaccess.ca. 

Donations for the other charities may be made at www.plannedparenthoodregina.com and www.streetcultureproject.ca 

Regina East
2635 Star Lite Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4V 3E1

1.Street Culture Project
         streetcultureproject.ca
2.Planned Parenthood
         plannedparenthoodregina.com
3.Regina Food for Learning
        reginafoodforlearning.com  
 

 


Location Birmingham’s (East): September 13, 2022

Regina East
2635 Star Lite Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4V 3E1
The charities were: 
Sask Science Center Discovery Fund www.sasksciencecentre.com 
North Central Family Centre www.ncfc.ca 
Autism Resource https://autismresourcecentre.com/ 

Congratulations to the North Central Family Centre! 

 

Location Birmingham’s (East):  June 7, 2022

Regina East
2635 Star Lite Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4V 3E1

1. JohnnyZ Healthy Minds Fund
www.johnnyzfund.ca 

2. Nature Regina
www.natureregina.ca

3. Teddy Bears Anonymous
www.teddybearsanonymous.ca

Location Birmingham’s (East):  7:00 – March 8, 2022

Regina East
2635 Star Lite Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4V 3E1
The Charities were:

Bright Eyes Dog Rescue: www.brighteyesdogrescue.com
Munch Catering: www.munchinregina.ca
HOPE Learning Centre:  https://www.skhopelearningcentre.ca/

 

Birmingham’s: 7:00 – November 23, 2021.

We’ll see you back at Birmingham’s in November. In the mean time, Stick it to Covid!
Charities:

Neil Squire Center
OSI-CAN
Maybell Developments

 

Birmingham’s: 7:00 – September 14, 2021.

Our September meeting was in person, and raised awareness and support for:


Our Amazing Nominated Charities in No Particular Order:

1.John Howard Society Lulu’s Lodge project
 
2.Regina Sexual Assault Center
 
3.Regina Transition House

Congratulations to Lulu’s lodge, named the recipient of our September donations.

See you at:  Birmingham’s

 

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PAST MEETINGS:
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When: Jun 8, 2021 07:00 PM Saskatchewan

The selected charity:
All Nations Hope
https://allnationshope.ca/awasiw-the-place-of-hope

And the additional great charities:

Regina Residential Resource Centre
https://rrrc.ca/

Regina Work Prep Centre
http://workprep.ca/

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Mar 9, 2021 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

 
1. Schizophrenia Society of Sask
 
2. Family Services Regina
 
3. The Caring Place (Winning Charity)
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December 8th,  7:00 pm via Zoom.
Zoom Registration Details to follow.
 
THE CHARITIES: 
 
1. Royal Canadian Legion Branch #001 Regina
 
2.YWCA
 
3.SECP Centre Regina
 
 
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When: Sep 15, 2020 07:00 PM Saskatchewan
 
NOMINATED CHARITIES FOR SEPTEMBER 15th:
 
 

 

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When: Jun 9, 2020 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada) 
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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We’ll be meeting up online for a brief presentation from a couple of great local charities who could benefit from our support, especially given the changes everyone is experiencing due to COVID-19.

Please meet our nominated charities:

Big Brothers Big Sisters Regina
Hospitals of Regina Foundation
Regina Cat Rescue

A reminder to REGISTER IN ADVANCE for the meeting!

Register in advance for this meeting:
“See” you all on June 9th.

While we can’t meet at Birmingham’s, consider ordering online and enjoying a meal from home while the meeting takes place!
Order Online from Birmingham’s

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March 2020 – IN PERSON MEETING CANCELLED!!!
Q1 Voting and Giving will be completely ONLINE!

You should have received an email with details on the charities and a request to send your email vote in before

3 PM TUESDAY MARCH 24TH.

Please email 100menwhocareregina@gmail.com if you did not – or to place your vote.

 

The nominated charities for this meeting are, in no particular order:

1. 703 Squadron, Air Cadets Regina
 
2. Phoenix Residential Society
 
3. REACH Regina

 

We would like to acknowledge that we hold our meetings on the traditional lands, referred to as Treaty 4 Territory and that the city of Regina is located on Treaty 4 territory, the original lands of the Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We respect and honour the Treaties that were made on all territories, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we are committed to move forward in partnership with Indigenous Nations in the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.

100 Men Regina