Annual Paper Egg Campaign starts in Yorkton today
The annual Paper Egg Campaign, a national fundraising initiative by Easter Seals Canada, gets underway today (...
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The annual Paper Egg Campaign, a national fundraising initiative by Easter Seals Canada, gets underway today (...
The most successful Easter Seals Snowarama to date. The 46th annual event raised a record $194,070 with 160 re...
, an online, virtual program for 2021 open to all Saskatchewan residents experiencing disability. According to a media release, during the months of June, July and August they will bring the best of camp to those with disabilities via virtual activities, challenges, campfires, videos and much more. Interactive and engaging programming will run from June 14 – Aug. 19. Campers can expect opportunities to connect in meaningful ways with others to enhance their independence and to grow relationships that last a lifetime. Registration opened April 7. Looking forward to staying connected with eve...
Donations collected through the Paper Egg Campaign in Saskatchewan will remain in the province and go towards funding programs and services that aim to improve the quality of life of children, youth and adults who are experiencing disability – this includes Camp Easter Seal, Summer Fun and Adaptive Technology Services. In 2021, SaskAbilities and Camp Easter Seal have also announced Camp Connected, an online, virtual program open to all Saskatchewan residents experiencing disability. “Although we will miss visiting little Manitou and Watrous in person this year, during the months of Jun...
th Annual Snowarama in support of Easter Seals. Traditionally the event has been held on a specifically groomed and marked trail around Yorkton, measuring between 100 and 150 kilometers, and would also include a breakfast, midpoint lunch, and awards banquet. However due to the ongoing pandemic, the large gathering aspect is not possible, leading to a new twist for 2021. Instead, this year those wishing to take part are eligible to ride from wherever they might be located across Saskatchewan, and for whatever distance works best for them, any time between Feb. 15 and 27. Registrants raising...