When you bank with Conexus, you’re not just putting your own financial well-being first, you’re helping us support non-profit and charitable organizations around Saskatchewan.
Conexus had the opportunity through our partnership with the Saskatchewan Roughriders to deliver a Financial Literacy course with some of the players. We tackled topics like budgeting and gave them some hard hitting tips to teach them how to save for offseason. Watch to see how well it was received.
The Canadian Cancer Society – Getting to Treatment Program
The Getting to Treatment program offers financial assistance to those who need help in covering the cost to travel and accommodations while taking cancer treatments. The program utilizes volunteer drivers to provide rides within Regina and Saskatoon for cancer patients.
Regina Food Bank
Our three year partnership with the Regina Food Bank’s Nutritional Leadership Cooking Program and Personal Financial Management Workshops has helped families increase their knowledge about finances and provided a healthier lifestyle.
Sweet Dreams
A supported living home for at-risk single mothers was opened in Saskatoon on May 12, 2014. This home, Sweet Dreams, was made possible by a funding model that was the first of its kind in Canada. The Social Impact Bond funding model, is between the Government of Saskatchewan, Conexus Credit Union, Wally and Colleen Mah and EGADZ. Learn more at www.egadz.ca.
Children’s Hospitals Foundation of Saskatchewan
On January 8, 2015, Conexus Credit Union—through its Matching Funds Program—reached their goal of raising $1 million dollars for the Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan (CHFS).
We are proud to partner with READ Saskatoon, who believes everyone has the right to learn regardless of age. READ Saskatoon has a long history as a local literacy organization that offers free literacy services to adults and families.
