For 60 years the Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation has been dedicated to supporting the 4-H program and youth across our province. Through the fundraising efforts of the Foundation and our generous donors, 4-H Saskatchewan has helped tens of thousands of youth shine bright and discover their inner diamonds.
We hope you will celebrate our diamond anniversary with us! You can do this by sharing your own diamond discovery story and by helping us reach our fundraising goal of $60,000 for 60 years!
We hope you will celebrate our diamond anniversary with us! You can do this by sharing your own diamond discovery story and by helping us reach our fundraising goal of $60,000 for 60 years!
Diamond Discovery Stories
Share your Diamond Discovery story with us! Send us a few sentences about what you gained from 4-H and how it has
impacted your life.
impacted your life.
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"4-H has helped me to develop into a better person because it has provided me with friendship, confidence, passion, and the opportunity to expand my horizons and learn more about the world around me ... I cannot thank 4-H enough for shaping me into the person I am today, because I attribute a lot of my skills to it. What 4-H stands for and the amazing people who make it successful will always have a special place in my heart."
- Isobel Kinash
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Help us reach our $60,000 goal!
Since the Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation is turning 60, we would like to reach a $60,000 fundraising goal! Help us reach this goal buy making a gift to 4-H.
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Timeline of the foundation1960-67 - In the first seven years of the Foundation, $215,000 was raised! This was used to build a 4-H center in Saskatchewan, later to be known as “Rayner Centre.”
1978 - A fundraising campaign raised more than $80,000 to expand Rayner Center 1981 - The Rayner Center became debt free thanks to fundraising efforts through the foundation. This allowed the foundation to begin focusing on other efforts to build the 4-H program, such as subsidized camping spots. 1983 - The Foundation began offering operating grants to the council. Today, the foundation continues to provide an annual operating grant. 1985 - The Hall of Fame was established, thanks to support from the 4-H Foundation. 2016 - The Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation receives the largest single gift ever donated to the foundation by an individual through the estate of Morris Sebulski (more than $294,000). This legacy gift has left a substantial impact on 4-H Saskatchewan and has allowed us to develop new initiatives to support our members. 2016 - The 4-H Future Fund was established by Bill Cooper. This fund provides scholarships and funds other projects that promote leadership skill development, entrepreneurial endeavours, and the growth of the 4-H program in Saskatchewan. 2019 - All scholarships donated by individuals or families are eligible for a charitable tax receipt through the foundation. 2020 - The Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation celebrates 60 years of supporting 4-H across the province. |
