Raising funds to build permanent housing in Saskatoon.

Saskatoon is home to all of us. Together, we can help make sure more people have a safe place to live.

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A place to call home changes everything.

Everyone deserves the safety, dignity, and stability of a place to call home.

Seven Bridges Housing Initiative brings people and organizations together to help build permanent housing for those who need it most in Saskatoon.

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The support is there.
The housing isn't.

For someone experiencing homelessness, access to safe, permanent housing provides the stability needed to begin rebuilding their life. It gives them a secure place to live while receiving the support and services they need to move forward.
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Across Saskatoon, many community-based organizations (CBOs) work tirelessly to support people experiencing homelessness. They provide life changing wraparound services, but lack the permanent housing that would make their work more effective and more efficient.

Seven Bridges was created to help close that gap by raising capital for them to build that permanent housing they so desperately need to do their work.

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Our First Project

Help bring 16 people home.

Our first project is a two-storey modular housing development that will provide permanent housing for 16 individuals in Saskatoon.

Built by 3Twenty Modular, the project will be  owned and operated by Central Urban Métis Federation (CUMFI).

The total cost of the project is $2 million. With $1.2 million in private philanthropy and a $160,000 commitment from the City of Saskatoon, we're working to raise the remaining $640,000 to bring this project to life.

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16

People who will have a place to call home

$2M

Total project cost

$640,000

Remaining fundraising goal

We're closer than ever. Help us get there.

Thanks to the generosity of a major private donor and the commitment of the City of Saskatoon, this first project is well on its way.

Now we're inviting our community to help raise the remaining funds.

Funding commitments
$1,360,000
Total project goal
$2,000,000
68% committed
$640,000 remaining
our partners

We help fund the housing that our partners need to do their incredible work.

Creating lasting housing solutions takes collaboration. We're proud to work alongside community-based organizations that share our commitment to building a stronger Saskatoon.

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CUMFI

Our community-based partner in our first project, providing housing and ongoing support for residents.

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3Twenty Modular

Our building partner in our first project, bringing modular construction expertise to the development of the first housing project.

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Saskatoon Community Foundation

Our charitable giving partner, managing the Seven Bridges Housing Initiative Fund and facilitating secure donations and charitable tax receipts.

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City of Saskatoon

Our municipal partner, providing support and guidance to help move the first housing project forward.

Help someone find a place to call home.

A safe home can be the beginning of a different future. Your generosity can help make that possible for our neighbours in Saskatoon.

With continued community support, this project can be the first of many.

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