Community partners and stories.
At Conexus, we partner with organizations across Saskatchewan who address the social and economic issues that matter to our members and our province. Working alongside our community partners enables us to support important social issues in our province and contribute to a thriving Saskatchewan.
Here's a look at the partners we invest in and the impact you help make possible.
Our community investment partners.
Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation.
Funds the Family Amenities Fund, easing the day-to-day and unexpected costs for families with a child in hospital.
Funding from Conexus supports the operation of the Family Amenities Fund. Parents and caregivers have the opportunity to apply for funds to help cope with both the day-to-day and unexpected costs associated with having a child staying at the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital. This family-centered program offers a tangible solution to the stressors imposed on families of sick and injured children.
Heart Linked Community Services Co-operative.
Delivers retreats and online programs that build self-esteem, identity and leadership for girls in northern Saskatchewan.
Heart Linked delivers retreats and online programs for girls to encourage the building of self-esteem, relationships, identity and leadership skills. The programs are focused on Northern Saskatchewan communities and create opportunities for growth and self-discovery.
Foundations Learning & Skills Saskatchewan
A non-profit organization that offers free literacy and skills development programs; our funding focuses on financial literacy.
Foundations Learning & Skills is a non-profit organization that changes lives throughout our province by providing free literacy, learning and skills development programs to help residents participate more fully in their communities. Programs are delivered in partnership with trained volunteers and like-minded community partners. Conexus funding is specifically focused on financial literacy programs, which aligns with our mission as a credit union.
Prince Albert Literacy Network.
Delivers financial literacy workshops to improve the financial and social well-being of the Prince Albert community.
Conexus supports the Prince Albert Literacy Network in delivering financial literacy workshops with the goal of improving the financial and social well-being of the Prince Albert community. PALN focuses on empowering low literacy individuals who lack the skills, knowledge or experiences to effectively manage their finances, helping to build knowledge and confidence.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatchewan.
Matches young people with trained mentors; our funding supports four agencies across the province.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Saskatchewan matches young people with professionally screened and trained volunteer mentors, empowering youth who face adversity to realize their full potential. Conexus provides funding to support four Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies across Saskatchewan (Regina & Area, Saskatoon, Yorkton & Area, and Lloydminster) to support province-wide matches between Big Brothers/Big Sisters and mentees.
Saskatchewan Roughriders Foundation.
We're the presenting sponsor of Win with Wellness and the Rider Reading program in schools across Saskatchewan.
Conexus is the presenting sponsor for two Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation school-based programs: Win with Wellness and The Rider Reading program. Both programs feature trained players from the Roughrider roster presenting in elementary schools across the province. Win with Wellness focuses on starting conversations with older students about mental wellness and resilience, destigmatizing this important topic. The Rider Reading program sees Rider players join classrooms of younger students, sharing books and their love of reading.
YWCA Regina.
We’re a founding sponsor of the Centre for Women and Families, offering wrap-around services for women and families escaping violence.
Conexus is a foundational sponsor of the YWCA’s Centre for Women and Families in Regina, which opened in the fall of 2024. The centre provides wrap-around services in one location for women and families who are escaping violence and experiencing homelessness. The Community Support Hub, located in the front lobby of the facility, is a critical hub for the delivery of services.
University of Regina – Darke Hall.
We’re a major supporter of the College Avenue Campus revitalization, including the restored Darke Hall performing arts centre.
Conexus was a major supporter of the University of Regina’s plan to revitalize the College Avenue Campus in Regina, including the restoration of the historic world-class performing arts centre, Darke Hall.
North Central Family Centre.
Supports children, youth and families in Regina's North Central neighbourhood, from after-school care to housing support.
The North Central Family Centre operates as a trusted and welcoming space, providing programs and services that empower children, youth, and families in Regina’s North Central neighbourhood. Programs include after-school programs, recreational activities, meals, employment readiness training and housing support. Support from Conexus has helped with program delivery, offering hope and a brighter future.
Bears' Lair Indigenous Strategies.
A 100% Indigenous-owned company; we partner on the Bears' Lair Dream Camp, an entrepreneurial training program for Indigenous youth.
Bears’ Lair Indigenous Strategies is a 100% Indigenous-owned company that works to establish economic development between Indigenous communities, corporations, government and not-for-profits that respect the cultures and core values of Indigenous people. Conexus partnered with Bears’ Lair in June 2026 in Onion Lake First Nation on the Bears’ Lair Dream Camp project, continuing on the partnership that was originally established between Bears’ Lair and Synergy Credit Union. The Dream Camps are a non-profit, 3-day entrepreneurial training program for Indigenous youth aged 11-18. The Bears’ Lair Dream Camp team travels across Canada to inspire, educate, and empower youth within Indigenous communities and nearby regions.
Growing ideas in Saskatchewan.
Community support goes beyond partnerships. See how we help entrepreneurs and innovators grow through our business incubator and venture capital initiatives.