30 Years of Sharing Success
SIGA’s Community Investment Fund increased to $2 Million to Strengthen Saskatchewan Communities
Increased investment to support local events, sports teams, fundraisers and cultural celebrations province-wide
SASKATOON, SK — The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) is proud to announce a significant expansion of its Community Investment Program, increasing the annual sponsorship to $2 million. For more than 30 years, SIGA has been committed to Sharing Success across Saskatchewan, a reflection of its deeply rooted guiding principle of Wîtaskêwin — a Cree concept centred on sharing the land and sharing resources with one another.
The expanded fund will be directed toward sponsoring local community events, sports teams, fundraisers, and cultural celebrations throughout the province. As a non-profit, SIGA aims to meaningfully impact all Saskatchewan residents, with 100% of its net proceeds reinvested back.
Community Impact at the Heart of Everything We Do
“The Community Investment Program is the embodiment of who we are as an organization. Every dollar we invest reflects our responsibility to the communities where we live and operate. Increasing our fund to $2 million means more youth can participate in sports, more Elders can celebrate their culture, more families can access vital supports, and more local organizations can bring their visions to life. This is about building a stronger, healthier Saskatchewan — together.”
— Desiree Gervais, Vice President of HR & Corporate Relations, SIGA




