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Gaming Grants Backgrounder Charitable Gaming Grants Paid by Community January 1, 2016 to March 31, 2016 Community Name Charity Name Grant Amount Aberdeen Aberdeen & District Culture and Recreation Board $ 5,970.86 Aberdeen Aberdeen Bantam Flames $ 71.25 Aberdeen Aberdeen Composite School SRC $ 376.75 Aberdeen Laniwci Ascension Ukrainian Catholic Church $ 1,009.98 Aberdeen Prud'homme & District Ukrainian Dance Club $ 63.75 Aberdeen Total $ 7,492.59 Alameda Alameda Recreational Board Inc. $ 4,612.29 Alameda Total $ 4,612.29 Alida Alida Recreation Hall and Rink Board $ 546.77 Alida Total $ 546.77 Allan Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks $ 356.51 Allan Total $ 356.51 Alvena Alvena Charity Bingo Corp. $ 87.45 Alvena Total $ 87.45 Aneroid Aneroid Centennial Hall Inc. $ 186.25 Aneroid Total $ 186.25 Annaheim Annaheim Recreation Board $ 2,978.75 Annaheim Total $ 2,978.75 Arcola Optimist Club of Arcola Inc. $ 5,430.06 Arcola Prairie Place Complex $ 1,201.50 Arcola Total $ 6,631.56 Assiniboia Assiniboia & District Arts Council $ 228.02 Assiniboia Assiniboia 55 Club Inc. $ 517.38 Assiniboia Total $ 745.40 Aylsham Aylsham & District Community Complex $ 340.60 Aylsham Total $ 340.60 Balcarres Creek FM Radio Bingo $ 1,000.25 Balcarres Total $ 1,000.25 Balgonie Balgonie B.P.O. Elks Lodge #572 $ 1,515.93 Balgonie Balgonie Early Learning Centre Inc. $ 446.82 Balgonie Prairie Storm Bantam B Thunder $ 447.01 Balgonie Prairie Storm Minor Hockey Assoc. - Novice A Lightning 2015/2016 $ 518.75 Balgonie Prairie Storm Minor Hockey Parents Association $ 5,513.23 Balgonie Prairie Storm PWAA $ 884.00 Balgonie Total $ 9,325.74 Bangor Camp O'Neill Youth Camp $ 743.75 Bangor Total $ 743.75 Bateman Bateman Lions Club $ 1,202.84 Bateman Total $ 1,202.84 Battleford Eagle Hills Multiple 4-H Club $ 1,826.04 Battleford Le Petit Monde Prescolaire $ 833.29 Battleford Royal Canadian Legion #9 $ 2,125.76 Battleford The Battlefords Skating Club $ 706.42 Battleford Total $ 5,491.51 Beauval La Plonge Recreation $ 122.50 Beauval Sipisishk Communications Inc. $ 18,688.87 Beauval Total $ 18,811.37 Beechy Beechy Royal Purple #69 $ 500.06 Beechy Total $ 500.06 Bellevue Bellevue Recreation Board $ 104.88 Bellevue Total $ 104.88 Bengough Bengough Public Library Branch $ 92.25 Bengough Total $ 92.25 Bethune Bethune & District Lions Club $ 2,298.48 Bethune Bethune Community Hall Inc. $ 505.00 Page 1 Community Name Charity Name Grant Amount Bethune Total $ 2,803.48 Bienfait Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 169 $ 180.68 Bienfait Total $ 180.68 Big River Big River & District Recreation Improvement Association $ 7,663.43 Big River Big River Crusaders Girls Broomball Club $ 4,941.01 Big River Big River Curling Club $ 305.00 Big River Timber Trails Sno Riders Cooperative Ltd. $ 570.15 Big River Total $ 13,479.59 Biggar Biggar New Horizons Projects $ 225.21 Biggar Biggar Theatre Group $ 3,880.49 Biggar Total $ 4,105.70 Birch Hills Birch Hills & District Recreation Board $ 124.38 Birch Hills Birch Hills Minor Sports $ 457.50 Birch Hills Royal Canadian Legion Branch #122 $ 146.88 Birch Hills Total $ 728.76 Borden Borden Friendship Club $ 141.53 Borden Total $ 141.53 Bradwell Bradwell Community Center $ 119.38 Bradwell Total $ 119.38 Broadview Broadview & District Lions Club $ 398.64 Broadview Kahkewistahaw Fundraising Committee $ 615.25 Broadview Total $ 1,013.89 Bruno Bruno Minor Sports $ 4,825.25 Bruno Total $ 4,825.25 Buchanan Buchanan & District Recreation Board $ 78.13 Buchanan Buchanan Community Centre $ 253.65 Buchanan Total $ 331.78 Buffalo Narrows Buffalo Narrows Broadcasting Corporation $ 74,872.10 Buffalo Narrows Buffalo Narrows Friendship Centre Inc. $ 60.75 Buffalo Narrows Santas Anonymous $ 356.32 Buffalo Narrows Total $ 75,289.17 Burstall Burstall Lions Club $ 1,274.44 Burstall Total $ 1,274.44 Cabri Cabri Ice Center Association Inc. $ 636.88 Cabri Total $ 636.88 Calder Calder & District Recreation Board $ 549.02 Calder Total $ 549.02 Candle Lake Candle Lake Parks & Recreation Board $ 109.29 Candle Lake Candle Lake Sno' Drifters $ 1,057.94 Candle Lake Total $ 1,167.23 Cando Cando Central Youth Club $ 860.83 Cando Clifford Wuttunee School $ 774.46 Cando Mosquito Juniors Soccer Club $ 1,242.00 Cando Mosquito Sports and Culture $ 327.34 Cando Total $ 3,204.63 Canoe Narrows Canoe Lake Minor Sports $ 1,288.25 Canoe Narrows CFCK Fundraising Committee $ 4,861.75 Canoe Narrows Total $ 6,150.00 Canora Canora Nursery School Association $ 700.00 Canora Canora Wheatland Lioness Club $ 74.58 Canora River Ridge Fish & Game $ 475.00 Canora Total $ 1,249.58 Canwood Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Lodge 183 $ 134.59 Canwood Total $ 134.59 Carievale Carievale Recreation Board $ 344.19 Carievale Total $ 344.19 Carnduff Carnduff Community Theatre Co-op Association $ 357.75 Carnduff Royal Canadian Legion Branch #216 $ 525.83 Carnduff Total $ 883.58 Page 2 Community Name Charity Name Grant Amount Carragana Carragana Hall Board $ 877.58 Carragana Total $ 877.58 Central Butte Central Butte Recreation Association $ 7,838.59 Central Butte Central Butte Wildlife Federation Inc. $ 703.78 Central Butte Royal Canadian Legion #213 $ 318.28 Central Butte Total $ 8,860.65 Choiceland Choiceland & District Historical Museum Assoc. $ 593.89 Choiceland Choiceland Community Bingo $ 1,088.57 Choiceland Total $ 1,682.46 Christopher Lake Christopher Emma Lakeland Lions Club $ 305.91 Christopher Lake Lakeland Early Learning Co-operative $ 192.50 Christopher Lake Total $ 498.41 Churchbridge Churchbridge and District Lions Club $ 543.84 Churchbridge Churchbridge Curling Club Incorporated $ 229.50 Churchbridge Churchbridge Lioness Club $ 89.96 Churchbridge Total $ 863.30 Clavet Clavet Community Arena Association Inc. $ 6,170.47 Clavet Total $ 6,170.47 Cochin Moosomin School 2013 $ 1,905.82 Cochin Total $ 1,905.82 Colonsay Colonsay Recreation Board $ 7,426.54 Colonsay Prairie Spirit School Division-Colonsay School $ 24.25 Colonsay Total $ 7,450.79 Consul Reno Rascals Early Learning and Child Care Inc. $ 156.71 Consul Total $ 156.71 Coronach Palliser Regional Library - Coronach Branch $ 182.38 Coronach Total $ 182.38 Cowessess Cowessess Pow Wow Committee $ 4,063.25 Cowessess Total $ 4,063.25 Craven Craven & District Elks No. 581 $ 1,245.79 Craven Total $ 1,245.79 Creelman Creelman Community Complex $ 1,154.38 Creelman Total $ 1,154.38 Creighton Creighton Community Centre Inc. $ 2,538.33 Creighton Total $ 2,538.33 Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Rec. Co-op $ 813.63 Crystal Springs Total $ 813.63 Cudworth Cudworth Senior Citizens' Recreational Association Inc. $ 42.60 Cudworth Total $ 42.60 Cumberland House Community of Cumberland House Fundraising Group $ 3,037.37 Cumberland House Cumberland House Recreation Board $ 515.56 Cumberland House Total $ 3,552.93 Cut Knife Cut Knife United Church $ 237.50 Cut Knife Total $ 237.50 Dalmeny Dalmeny Cougars Football $ 47.50 Dalmeny Dalmeny Minor Hockey Association Inc. $ 3,390.39 Dalmeny Total $ 3,437.89 Davidson Town of Davidson Recreation Committee $ 340.19 Davidson Total $ 340.19 Delisle Delisle Community Fundraising Committee $ 1,746.68 Delisle Total $ 1,746.68 Denzil Denzil Knights of Columbus #3920 $ 250.00 Denzil Total $ 250.00 Deschambault Lake Deschambault Lake Kimosom Pwatinak Recreation $ 524.50 Deschambault Lake Total $ 524.50 Dorintosh Dorintosh & District Lions Club $ 472.28 Dorintosh Dorintosh Seniors Club $ 404.38 Dorintosh Waterhen River Runners Trail Club $ 115.00 Page 3 Community Name Charity Name Grant Amount Dorintosh Total $ 991.66 Duck Lake Constable Robin Cameron Education Complex $ 238.50 Duck Lake Duck Lake & District Lions Club $ 1,165.00 Duck Lake Duck Lake Community Assoc. $ 1,132.37 Duck Lake Duck Lake Historical Museum Society Inc. $ 246.44 Duck Lake Duck Lake Seniors Club $ 142.27 Duck Lake Total $ 2,924.58 Dundurn Dundurn and District Library $ 106.00 Dundurn Dundurn Novice Wolfpack Hockey $ 345.00 Dundurn Dundurn Novice Wolfpack Tier II Hockey $ 450.00 Dundurn Dundurn Wolpack Arctic Wolves $ 500.00 Dundurn Total $ 1,401.00 Duval Optimist Club of Duval $ 963.48 Duval Total $ 963.48 Dysart Dysart Knights of Columbus $ 262.36 Dysart Total $ 262.36 Earl Grey Earl Grey Community Hall Association $ 69.60 Earl Grey Total $ 69.60 Eastend Eastend Arts Council $ 79.75 Eastend Eastend Community Swimming Pool $ 678.00 Eastend Eastend Historical Museum & Cultural Centre $ 441.25 Eastend Total $ 1,199.00 Eatonia Eatonia Bullriding Committee $ 368.00 Eatonia Total $ 368.00 Edenwold B.P. U10 Black Phantoms $ 250.00 Edenwold Edenwold Memorial Rink Committee $ 75.75 Edenwold Total $ 325.75 Esterhazy Esterhazy Community Daycare Co-operative Ltd. $ 848.11 Esterhazy Esterhazy Curling Club Inc. $ 262.25 Esterhazy Royal Canadian Legion #249 $ 1,362.05 Esterhazy Total $ 2,472.41 Estevan Estevan 2016 Summer Games Inc. $ 4,088.54 Estevan Estevan Auto Racing Association 2000 Inc. $ 2,825.00 Estevan Estevan Curling Club Inc. $ 168.38 Estevan Estevan Elks Lodge No. 113 Inc. $ 279.50 Estevan Estevan Lions Club $ 5,016.30 Estevan Hillcrest School Community Council $ 193.25 Estevan Royal Canadian Legion #60 $ 2,273.45 Estevan Westview School $ 65.62 Estevan Total $ 14,910.04 Eston Eston Royal Canadian Legion #155 $ 1,120.00 Eston Wheatland Plus 50 Club $ 117.85 Eston Total $ 1,237.85 Fillmore Fillmore & District Lions Club $ 720.92 Fillmore Total $ 720.92 Foam Lake Foam Lake Air Cadet Squadron #542 $ 338.00 Foam Lake Foam Lake Fire Department $ 96.25 Foam Lake Foam Lake Knights of Columbus Council #5970 $ 225.25 Foam Lake Foam Lake Recreation Centre $ 44,480.85 Foam Lake Foam Lake Wildlife Federation Inc. $ 685.37 Foam Lake Sacred Heart Church Rectory $ 1,262.50 Foam Lake Total $ 47,088.22 Fort Qu'Appelle Fort Qu'Appelle Curling Club $ 939.39 Fort Qu'Appelle Fort Qu'Appelle Rotary Club $ 222.50 Fort Qu'Appelle Prairie Women on Snowmobiles Inc.
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