Share the Warmth Grant Program
The Share the Warmth Grant Program supports local charitable organizations delivering projects that address community needs during the winter months.
Eligible projects include:
• Winter clothing initiatives
• Meal programs
• Food hampers
• Shelter supports
• Mental health services
• Other projects that support vulnerable residents during the winter
SaskEnergy is once again providing $100,000 in funding for the 2026-27 program year. Eligible organizations are invited to apply before October 31, 2026.
2026-27 Program Guidelines
- Applicants must provide care and services to vulnerable citizens in Saskatchewan.
- Previously funded projects may apply.
- Applications should include information about how grant funds will be used and the impact the project will have on the community.
- $100,000 is available which will be distributed through grants of up to $1,000.
- Projects are to be executed between November 23, 2026 and March 31, 2027.
- The deadline for applications is October 31, 2026.
- Successful applicants will be notified by November 20, 2026.
How to apply:
Develop a one-page project plan
Tell us how your organization plans to use the grant and the difference it will make in your community.
Be sure to explain:
• The community need your project will address
• Who will benefit from the project
• How grant funding will support your organization’s efforts
• The impact you expect the project to have
Complete an online application
Complete the application form and submit your one-page project plan along with any other supporting documents that will help us understand your project. Please add 'Share the Warmth' to your project or event name.
To help us better understand the impact of your proposal, consider including:
- Community impact: How many people will benefit from your project, and what difference will it make in your community?
- Working with others: Will you partner with other organizations or involve community volunteers?
- Project Awareness:Will there be any opportunities to promote or raise awareness about your project? If so, tell us how.
- Additional Support: Will you be accessing other financial or in-kind support to help deliver your project?
- Volunteer Support: Let us know if you require volunteers to assist with your project. SaskEnergy will do its best to support these requests where resources allow.
Here are a few examples of previous Share the Warmth projects:
Moosomin Comfort Quilters (Moosomin)
Volunteers gather twice a month to create quilts that are donated to various groups and individuals in need.
SIGN Kamsack Family Resource Centre – Neighbourhood Ninja (Kamsack)
Community members nominate deserving parents to receive personalized care packages that include self-care items, activities, snacks, and handwritten notes of encouragement.
Bring2Life Creative Counselling – On-The-Go Mobile Program (Yorkton, Saskatoon, Estevan)
Provides counselling services to at-risk and low-income youth and families in rural and remote communities across Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon Community Advocacy and Support Inc. – Mental Health Sharing Circle (Saskatoon)
A weekly sharing circle led by a Cree Elder and Métis Knowledge Keeper that offers a welcoming space for connection, discussion and support. Childcare is provided for participating families.
Moose Jaw Women’s Transition Association Inc. – Warm Hearts Project (Moose Jaw)
Provides winter clothing and footwear for women and children fleeing domestic violence, helping them stay warm during the winter months.