Three Lloydminster groups are divvying up just under $4,000, and two Maidstone non-profits are also benefitting in the December offering of charitable gaming grants from Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan.
The three Lloydminster charities sharing a total of $3,811.90 are:
- Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 39 – $2,176.89
- The Bea Fisher Foundation – $1,561.26
- Lloydminster Curling Club – $73.75
In Maidstone, the groups sharing $348.75 are :
- Kin Club of Maidstone – $270.00
- Royal Canadian Legion, Maidstone (Sask. No. 142) Branch – $78.75
The Neilburg Recreation Board got a grant of $3,213.64.
A couple groups in Unity shared a total of $591.81 , including:
- Lions Club of Unity – $329.30
- Unity Minor Hockey Association – $262.51
The Waseca Community Progress Group received $280.00
The grants from Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan are for the period Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 2025. In total, $329,000 was shared in communities across Saskatchewan.
