Jaclyn YoungMajor Gifts OfficerJaclyn Young, Major Gifts Officer, brings nearly two decades of experience in B2B marketing and advertising sales to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. Throughout her 18-year career, she built trusted, long-term relationships within...
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Annual General Meeting
Notice of Annual General Meeting Thursday, July 9, 2026 4:30 P.M. Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan Office, Saskatoon If you would like to attend in person or virtually, please rsvp to info@cancerfoundationsask.ca to receive further information.
Terry’s Story
A Home-Away-From-Home: Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge A true home-away-from-home. That’s how cancer survivor Terry Gasior describes his 20-day stay at the Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge while undergoing treatment for prostate cancer in 2021. “Being able to stay...
Debbie’s Story
Baking for a Cause: A Labour of Love “I Don’t Know What We Would Have Done Without the Cancer Lodge.” Debbie first learned about the Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge while flipping through the resource binder given to every cancer patient at the start of treatment. At...
Volunteer Application
Volunteer With Us
Compassion in Action Starts Here. Volunteers power the mission of the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. Whether it’s helping at a local event or lending a hand when it’s needed most, your time makes a real difference — right where you live. From selling raffle...
Darby Fiddler, Digital Media & Events Coordinator
Darby FiddlerDigital Media & Events CoordinatorDarby Fiddler is a dedicated and community-focused professional with a background in Therapeutic Recreation and over four years of experience in the non-profit sector. With a diploma in Therapeutic Recreation, Darby...
Job Opportunity: Executive Administrator
POSITION SUMMARY Reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer, the Executive Administrator provides high‑level, confidential administrative, operational, and governance support that strengthens the overall efficiency of the Foundation. This role is the primary...
Patient Equipment: Radiation Therapy
Trenna was only 46 when she felt the lump. For five long months, Trenna made the drive from Outlook to Saskatoon for chemotherapy. Then came five weeks of daily radiation. Every single day, Trenna lay perfectly still while powerful beams targeted what cancer cells...
Trenna’s Story
Healing Doesn't Happen Without You Trenna was only 46 when she felt the lump. Probably nothing, she hoped. But her doctor immediately sent her for an ultrasound and mammogram. Within 90 minutes, the phone rang. Not one, but two suspicious lumps. In that moment, her...
Saskatchwan Breast Screening Campaign Completion
We Did It. Together.
Because of you, breast cancer screening in Saskatchewan will never be the same.
The Fight Club
Cancer changes everything. For patients. For families. For entire communities. But in Saskatchewan, one thing never changes – people showing up for each other when it matters most. The Fight Club is the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan’s monthly giving community. It...
Cara Bahr, B. Comm, CPA, VP of Development
Cara Bahr, B. Comm, CPA Vice President of DevelopmentCara Bahr serves as Vice President of Development at the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan, bringing a powerful blend of financial expertise, strategic leadership, and deep community commitment to her role....
Breast Screening Vehicle Unveiled
Starting on January 5, 2026, a new mobile mammography vehicle will begin providing approximately 7,500 breast screening exams…
Foundation Matters: Hope that Grows
Scott Fitzsimmons was just 42 when he heard the words “you have Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia”. His only hope for long-term survival was a stem cell transplant. But that life-saving treatment required him to leave his home and family in Yorkton to live in Saskatoon for...
Prostate Cancer Testimonials
Hear Mark Turcotte’s story:
https://youtu.be/6duD7qk_e2A
Hear Kelvin Jones’ story:
https://youtu.be/E0gfaRTWHRA…
Regina Cancer Patient Lodge Renewal
Thanks to your generosity, the $1.72 million renovation of the Regina Cancer Patient Lodge has been completed. “We are proud to support…
PTI Transformers: Powering Progress, Transforming Care
From its modest beginnings in a small, two-door industrial bay over 30 years ago to becoming a thriving…
Judi’s Story
Judi Lloyd believed in living with purpose. Together with her beloved husband of 50 years, Allan, she built a rich life farming near Unity, Saskatchewan, where they…
Jan’s Story
A Heartfelt Legacy From personal loss to purposeful giving, Janet Lee Lawrence, known simply as Jan, modelled how love and pain, when met with compassion, can create something deeply meaningful. Jan spent over 30 years with her husband, Luke, and played a steady,...
Scott’s Story
Hope that Grows Scott Fitzsimmons was just 42 when he heard the words “you have Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia”. His only hope for long-term survival was a stem cell transplant. But that life-saving treatment required him to leave his home and family in Yorkton to live...
Stem Cell Transplant & Cellular Therapy Program
Every day in Saskatchewan, more than 18 people are told they have cancer. Most must travel to the Cancer Centres in Regina or Saskatoon for treatment. For nearly half of our province who live in rural communities, that means long, costly trips, and time away from...
Parking Spot for Shaun
When Denise Dmitruk was diagnosed with cancer, her life shifted dramatically. A longtime health care worker, she suddenly found herself in the patient’s chair. Appointments, scans, and treatments replaced the normalcy of daily life. Even the fridge, once covered with...
The Davey’s Story
From Patient to Clinical Trial Partner At 74, Allen Davey of Wilkie, Saskatchewan, walks two miles a day, works on the family farm with his sons and grandsons, and recently upgraded his golf clubs. But in 2014 a routine blood pressure check that was dangerously high...
Robyn’s Story
No One Fights Alone In Norquay Robyn Holodniuk, a beloved Grade 6 teacher and hockey coach in Norquay, Saskatchewan, has poured her heart into her community for years. When she needed it most, that same community poured their hearts into her. When persistent bloating...