Nonprofit Organizations in Regina

STEM Camp is a Canadian, bilingual, not for profit organization with a mission to inspire Canadian youth in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

From May 11 to 13, 2017, The Sound Stage will be transformed into a world-class production of fashion, creative design, entrepreneurship, and music. Imagination and creativity will come to life with the tenacious pursuit to excite and inspire spectators. Twenty+ fashion designers will show original men’s and women’s 2017 collections, and local retailers will show emerging Spring/Summer 2017 style trends.

SaskGalleries (the Saskatchewan Professional Art Galleries Association) is a not-for-profit, member-based organization that represents Saskatchewan commercial art galleries who sell the art of local, national, and international artists, including more than 400 Saskatchewan artists. The mandate of SaskGalleries is: An association to promote, develop and encourage the growth of Saskatchewan professional commercial art galleries who exhibit and sell original works of Saskatchewan art.

Also known as SACHM, The virtual museum is a collection of the heritage, contributions and journeys of people of African ancestry who have lived and now live in Saskatchewan. Its primary purpose is to research, collect, document and share information through the medium of the Internet.  SACHM provides speakers for schools and other institutions, collaborates with educational ministries and other organizations on projects that enhance awareness of African-Canadian history and improved understanding of equity, equality and human dignity; organizes or collaborates with others in organizing public and paid performances that celebrate the multi-cultural nature of African and other cultures music, food, language, crafts and customs; and works with individuals and other groups and organizations that undertake heritage projects.

The Saskatchewan Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (SARBI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing psychosocial rehabilitation and recreation services for acquired brain injury survivors (ABI survivors). SARBI is committed to enhancing the quality of life for ABI survivors by providing rehabilitation and recreation programs. We work for the facilitation of the reintegration of ABI survivors into the community with appropriate programs and services. Our psychological programs through social activities are aimed to socialize the participants using a variety of activities, such as card games, coffee discussions, puzzles, and crafts.

We are a non profit sport organization.  Our sport is called Broomball, we are a small group throughout the province of Saskatchewan with roughly 1200 members.  We provide coaching, officiating and learn to play opportunities along with the ability to borrow equipment to take to your community to learn about playing!

The Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association is a registered nonprofit charity focused on helping individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities in the province of Saskatchewan.  Our mission is to ensure individuals with cerebral palsy the right to opportunities to achieve their fullest potential through education, health care and access to all amenities of the community.

We are a non profit dog rescue based in Regina, Sk and Cupar, Sk. We serve all of Sk and the other prairie provinces if needed. We are 100% volunteer ran orginization We are always in need of volunteers

Saskatchewan Green Party is a registered Political Party that is about Environment, Social Justice, governmental sustainability, and sustainable finances.  If you want to make a difference in  your province, join us today!

Saskatchewan Highland Gathering & Celtic Festival is Saskatchewan's Premier Scottish attraction hosted yearly in Regina on May Long weekend.

The Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association (SLA) is a non-profit sports association. We are hosting the Minor Box Lacrosse National Championships August 14 - 19, 2023. Teams from all across Canada will be coming to Regina to compete for the National title in 7 different divisions. There will be approximately 1000 athletes, ranging in age from U13 to U22. We are looking for volunteers to help run the score clock, game sheet and penalty boxes for our games. Instructions are provided.

Go to any major city in Canada and you’ll find a milk bank, all not-for-profits, with a very simple mission: to provide women and children with the help and support they need. Unlike men, women have the unique capacity to give birth. In Canada, an estimated 25,000 to 35,000 babies are born pre-term per year, but those numbers are not contained to just one country. Premature pregnancies are a global issue, affecting almost 15 million babies globally and premature birth is the leading cause of infant mortality worldwide. Pre-term births in Canada have also increased by 20% in the past 2 decades. Though not all mother’s who deliver prematurely struggle to produce enough milk for their newborns, many unfortunately do. And while other options exist, such as organic and homemade formulas or goat and coconut milk, breast milk is still considered to be one of the best sources of nutrition for a newborn, as it can protect many pre-term babies from serious life-threatening illnesses and infections. So, what is a parent to do if they lack access to an adequate source of natural breast milk? The answer is donated breast milk. But where, exactly, can parents find donated breast milk? Milk banks. Unfortunately, their numbers are low, contained to only four Canadian cities – Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and Montreal – while the need for their services continues to grow…