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March 6, 2023

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!

Congratulations to Creative Options Regina who was the successful charity. Donations can be made at creativeoptionsregina.ca.  

Donations for the other charities can be made at www.beingastonished.com and www.earlylearning.ca. 

Next Meeting is June 6th, 2023.

 

November 29, 2022

100 Men Meeting
The recipient of tonight’s main donation was the Regina Food for Learning. 
www.ReginaFoodForLearning.com provide meals to school children throughout Regina and said the donation from tonights event would help cover TWO schools for an entire school year. We also had some amazing and compelling presentations from two fantastic organizations, Planned Parenthood and Street Culture Project. 

You can donate online at this link: Regina Food for Learning. 

Thank you to North Central Family Centre for attending to tell us about the impact of the September Donation and congrats on the new roof! 

 

 

 

September 13, 2022

100 Men Meeting
 
Science Centre Discovery Fund, North Central Family Centre and Autism Resource Centre presented at this meeting. The Science Centre spoke about how their organization teaches youth through STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and how informal education creates positive experiences. North Central spoke about how their four core programs (Caregiver/child, Outreach, Employment and After School) assists all in the North Central area. It was mentioned that it takes a village to raise a child. Autism Resource Centre explained how their organization was created and how it supports approximately 200 autistic adults (18-35) and teaches them life skills, employment, mental health and social programming.
 
A letter was also presented from Teddy Bears Anonymous and that the donation received in June helped purchase 1100 teddy bears for sick youth in the province. 
 
The successful charity that was chosen was North Central Family Centre! Congratulations!

Donations may be made at www.ncfc.ca and monies received may assist in the purchase of a new roof.
 
Donations for the other charities may be made at www.sasksciencecentre.com and autismresourcecentre.com 
 
The next meeting is set for November 29th at 7pm! See you there! 

June 7, 2022

Thank you to everyone who attended our June meeting, and thank you so much to JohnnyZ Healthy Minds Fund, Nature Regina and Teddy Bears Anonymous who gave informative and moving presentations to let us know about their contributions to the community. 

The presenter for JohnnyZ Healthy Minds gave a powerful talk about her husband and how suicide ended his life at 56 without any warning signs.
Their charity was started to raise awareness for men who are struggling with mental illness, the programs available to prevent suicide, and programs to help people navigate the complex systems that do exist when people have been involved in a trauma. 

Nature Regina spoke about the importance of insects and plants and how they contribute to the overall health of our communities by providing guidance and access to keystone plants so that people can make lasting improvements to our healthy by resurrecting native plants into our ecosystem.

Lastly, Teddy Bears Anonymous spoke about about how and why this charity was started. The goal of the charity is to help children dealing with fear and uncertainty of medical intervention find some comfort by receiving a teddy bear that is sterilized and is able to accompany them in any hospital and/or ambulance to help them on their medical journey. 
 
Munch Catering also spoke about being the successful charity in the March meeting and how the funds they had received helped rejuvenate their organization. 
Cookies were also supplied for group!
 
The chosen charity for this quarters major donation was Teddy Bears Anonymous – Congratulations!

Donations can be made on line at teddybearsanonymous.ca.
 
Donations for the other charities can be made at  johnnyzfund.ca  and natureregina.ca to help out these other great causes. 

Next meeting is September 13th – Hope to see you all there. 

Cheque Presentation

Congratulations to MUNCH and best of luck with your fundraising. Thanks for the update! Amazing to see the donation growing as our membership grows. Let’s get this group up to 100!


 
 
 
 
 

 

March 8, 2022

It was another fabulous meeting with Bright Eyes Dog Rescue, HOPE Learning Centre and Munch Catering giving wonderful presentations about their charities and what they do in the Regina area.  OSI-CAN spoke about how the donation received from the last meeting helped keep the costs for the “Healing with Voices Retreat”, for 1st responders and veterans, to a minimum. 
 
The successful charity as voted by the membership was Munch Catering! Congratulations. Donations can be made online www.munchinregina.ca, e-transfer to admin@munchinregina.ca or cheque to 3018 Doan Drive Regina,Sk S4V 1M1.
 
Donations for the other presenting charities would gladly be accepted through www.brighteyesdogrescue.com and www.skhopelearningcentre.ca. 
 
Next meeting is set for June 7th, 2022 at Birmingham’s Starlight Street.

 

November 23, 2021

Nov 23, 2021- 100 Men Meeting

The 3 charities that presented were absolutely fantastic.
Neil Squire spoke about how their adaptive technology assists youth with learning or other disabilities. OSI-CAN spoke about how their organization assists veterans and/or police/correctional workers who suffer from operational stress injury and Maybell Developments talked about how their organization is assisting troubled families and provides affordable housing through Lilium Village.

Congratulations to OSI-CAN who was the successful charity! Donations can be made at www.osican.ca/.

Please consider making a donation to the other charities at:

Neil Squire
www.neilsquire.ca/involved/donate

Maybell Developments
www.maybelldevelopments.com/donate/

 

And finally – Thanks to the John Howard Society for coming out and updating us on the use of last meeting’s donation to the Lulu Lodge!

 

 

 

 

 

 

September 14, 2021
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Sept 14, 2021

There were three outstanding presentations at the September 14th (in person) meeting at Birmingham’s.  The John Howard Society – Lulu Lodge gave a passionate talk about how their organization helps youth struggling with their gender identification. The Regina Sexual Assault Centre explained how their organization assists abused individuals while the Regina Transition House assists families who have been troubled by abuse. Congratulations to Lulu’s Lodge who was the successful charity! Donations can be made electronically at https://www.sk.johnhoward.ca/luluscampaign/
 
Please consider donating to the other charities as well.
 
Regina Sexual Assault Center
https://reginasexualassaultcentre.ca/
 
Regina Transition House
http://www.reginatransitionhouse.ca/
 
And thanks to Melanie from All Nation’s Hope for connecting with us again to share the news of how the funds from our previous meeting were used to help this absolutely critical front line service in Regina.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

June 8, 2021
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June 8, 2021

The 5th and (hopefully!) final Zoom meeting for 100 Men Who Care was conducted today.

The Caring Place explained that the $5300 donation that they received was used to assist clients client who cannot afford the $40 fee to receive assistance.

Regina Residential Resource Centre https://rrrc.ca/ ,  Regina Work Preparation Centre http://workprep.ca/  and All Nations Hope/ (AWASIW) https://allnationshope.ca/awasiw-the-place-of-hope  gave powerful presentations on what their organizations do in the city.

 

The successful charity chosen was All Nations Hope. 

Donations can be made online at https://allnationshope.ca/donations . 

Please consider donating to the other charities well.

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March 9, 2021

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March 9, 2021
 
It has been one year since we have been able to meet in person but that has not stopped the caring and the sharing. Our 4th virtual meeting was held with its highest attendance to date. 
 
SCEP gave a powerful presentation on how our funds from the December meeting contributed to providing therapy for a family that was having difficulty with their recently adopted young children. 
 
Schizophrenia Society of Sask (www.schizophrenia.sk.ca),  Family Services Regina (familyserviceregina.com) & The Caring Place (www.thecaringplace.ca) gave the presentations at tonight’s meeting with The Caring Place being the successful charity – Congratulations!
 
Donations for The Caring Place can be made at https://www.thecaringplace.ca/donate. Please consider donating to the other charities as well. 
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December 8, 2020

 
Our 3rd virtual meeting was held with Common Weal sharing a fantastic video entitled Frieda’s Sky Garden and how the donation assisted seniors. The donation made a huge difference during these difficult times.
 
The charities presenting at this meeting were the YWCA, Royal Canadian Legion and SCEP, with SCEP being the successful charity – Congratulations! It certainly was another difficult decision.
 
Donations to SCEP can be made via etransfer to scepcentre@sasktel.net or via cheque 
 
SCEP CENTRE
4210 4th Avenue
REGINA  SK  S4T 0H6
 
More information about SCEP may be found at
http://www.scepcentre.com/
 
Please also consider making a donation to these amazing groups:
 
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #001 Regina
https://reginalegion.com/
 
YWCA
https://ywcaregina.com/
 
Thank You & See you in 2021!

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September 15, 2020

 
Our 2nd virtual meeting was held via zoom, and Regina Cat Rescue kicked off the meeting by giving a heartfelt notice that the funds they received alleviated tough decisions to not euthanize some cats as the donation paid for veterinarian costs. 

The three charities that gave a presentation were Common Weal Community Arts, YMCA, and the Regina Food Bank, with Common Weal coming out as the successful charity. All three charities had mentioned that COVID-19 has affected the way they do business and are looking for new ways to deliver their programs. Congratulations to Common Weal!
 
To make the donation to Common Weal please do so using:
https://commonweal.ca
 
Please consider making a donation to our other fabulous charities:
 
Regina Food Bank: https://reginafoodbank.ca 
YMCA: https://regina.ymca.caJ

 

June 9th, 2020

 
Our first virtual meeting was held via zoom, and although it was a little different, we were able to hear about another three fantastic charities in our area. Regina Cat Rescue was the successful winner as they narrowly edged out the Hospitals of Regina and Big Brothers Association of Regina. 
 
To make the donation to the Regina Cat Rescue please do so using the following link:
http://www.reginacatrescue.com/donate
Also please consider donating to the other Charities-
Hospitals of Regina: https://www.hrf.sk.ca
Bog Brothers of Regina: https://bbbsregina.ca
 
REACH gave a presentation about that funds they received and they were very grateful.

 

March 24, 2020

Well, it was one for the memory books to be sure. We were unable to meet at Birmingham’s because of the COVID-19 situation. We wish the best of luck to all of the businesses affected by this global pandemic and it’s going to be a heck of a get together at Birmingham’s when the situation allows.

We had three fantastic groups to consider again this time – and would like to announce an incredibly close decision that was tallied by electronic votes, and congratulate REACH Regina on being the charity chosen to receive this round of donations.

The 100 Men Who Care members will be honouring their pledges through electronic donation, and if you’d like to donate, you can support this local group as they work to support childhood nutrition in the city during this tenuous time.

If you’d like to donate you can hit them up here:  https://www.reachinregina.ca/help-us/donate

If you’d like to support our runner up charities, they would welcome your support as well:

Air Cadet League: http://aircadetleague.com/donate/

Phoenix Residential Society: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/phoenix-residential-society/

Thank you to everyone who participated – your flexibility and willingness to help in these unusual times is appreciated.

Stay safe and sane and socially responsible – and we’ll hopefully see you in person next quarter!!

 

November 27, 2019

It was another great night at Birmingham’s, with three amazing charities sharing their stories with the group of Regina Men Who Care. With some new faces in the crowd and a growing number of members, the representatives from these three wonderful organizations shared their stories. We got to hear about the creation and growth of Hope’s Home and their incredible work helping medically fragile children and their families. We got an inspiring and informative look at the Special Olympics Saskatchewan and how this organization is helping build stronger communities through participation, education and sport. Our final presentation – and the recipient of the evening’s group donation – was the Shine On Foundation, a growing local charity that helps families dealing with the devastating fallout of a cancer diagnosis build lasting memories together through once in a lifetime experiences.

It was such an inspiring night and a great opportunity to meet the people in our community who drive these critical organizations – as well as a fun night of networking and camaraderie for the Men Who Care.

We hope you will consider joining us next time, as the more members we have, the more financial support we can give these fantastic community groups. See you in March?

Find out more about each of the organizations by visiting their websites:

Hopes Home
https://hopeshome.org/
Special Olympics Saskatchewan
https://www.specialolympics.ca/saskatchewan
Shine On
https://shineonfoundation.ca/

 

We were also joined by Sofia House, the recipient of September 10th’s group donation. They came by to give us an update on how the funds had been used. It was great to hear they had put our donation to good use!!

 

September 10th, 2019

It was a dreary September night, but a hearty crowd still gathered to learn about SOFIA House and The Salthaven Sanctuary.

Thank you so much to both organizations for coming out and teaching us about the important work you do. It’s amazing to meet some of the people who make organizations like yours work to deliver the important programs you offer.

The 100 Men Who Care Regina group voted to direct the proceeds of our September 10th, 2019 meeting to SOFIA House, and hope they can make use of the funds we were able to provide them.

It was another fun night at Birmingham’s, getting to network with like-minded people while learning about the amazing Salthaven Animal Sanctuary and their tireless work to support injured and sick wild animals.

Both of these organizations are always looking for donations and volunteer support, so please check their websites out to learn more about how you can help them.

Sofia House Regina

Salthaven Wildlife & Education Centre

 

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

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