Lloydminster and area communities benefit from Lotteries & Gaming Saskatchewan funding

Several Lloydminster groups are on the receiving end of some $6,000 in funding for the period Jan. 1 – Mar. 31, 2026, in the charitable grant offering from Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan. In total, $3,417,031.81 was distributed to communities across Saskatchewan.

Lloydminster groups received $6,179.38.

  • Hillmond Central School – $72.93
  • Lloydminster Cheer Parent Fundraising Committee – $963.26
  • Lloydminster Region Health Foundation – $132.50
  • Lloydminster Ukrainian Cultural Association – $1,111.69
  • Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 39 – $3,306.50
  • Rustlers 18UM Gold – $410.00
  • U15W Momentum Black – $182.50

Glaslyn received a total of $5,513.49.

  • Glaslyn & District Recreation Board – $5,361.49
  • Glaslyn Central School – $152.00

Lashburn Minor Hockey Association – $2,830.53.

Livelong groups received a total of $4,862.44.

  • Livelong and District Recreation Association – $73.75
  • Livelong Legion Branch 192 – $174.06
  • Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay Recreation Board $4,614.63

Loon Lake & District Recreation Board $13,579.47.

Macklin community groups received $4,784.59.

  • Macklin Minor Hockey Association – $3,302.09
  • Macklin Skating Club $1,120.00
  • St. Joseph’s Staff Association $362.50

Maidstone community groups received $7,310.54

  • Kin Club of Maidstone $1,250.00
  • Maidstone Curling Club $575.76
  • Maidstone Minor Hockey Association Corporation $2,536.03
  • Maidstone Skating Club $1,490.00
  • Royal Canadian Legion, Maidstone (Sask. No. 142) Branch – $697.50
  • U18 Maidstone Jets – $761.25

Paradise Hill community groups received a total of $1,389.00.

  • Paradise Hill Community Centre – $485.00
  • Paradise Hill Curling Club – $575.00
  • Red Cross Community Centre Corp. $329.00

St. Walburg groups received $4,964.38.

  • St. Walburg Communiplex Raffle Committee – $3,484.69
  • St. Walburg Kin Club – $1,479.69

Turtleford community groups received $2,876.00

  • Turtleford & District Museum $319.75
  • Turtleford and District Recreation Association (TADRA) – $2,115.86
  • Turtleford School SRC – $440.40

Unity groups received $1,210.63.

  • Kin Club of Unity $583.75
  • U13 Unity Lazers Provincial Team – $285.00
  • U15 Unity Lazers Provincial Team – $230.00
  • Unity Minor Hockey Association $111.88

The full list of recipients may be viewed online.

Gerry Lampow
Gerry Lampow
Gerry has lived in Lloydminster since winter 2010. That detail is important as coming from the Caribbean he did not see green grass until May. Now an Alberta/Western Canada resident, you would be hard-pressed to find a stronger proponent of Lloydminster than the news guy that appreciates a healthy dose of rock music and dress code leather. His mantra is focus on one thing and do it well.
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