Small gifts.
Big impact, together.
100 Youth Who Care YXE empowers teens across Saskatoon to make a real difference through simple acts of giving — modelled after the 100+ Women Who Care movement, built by youth for youth.
Giving back, made simple for teens.
Are you a teenager passionate about change? Join us to support local causes and make a difference in Saskatoon — no fundraising, no big commitment, just show up, make a small donation, and vote for your favourite charity.
Support Local Causes
Every dollar you bring stays right here in Saskatoon, going straight to a charity your group chooses.
Build Connections
Meet like-minded teens from across the city and hear directly from the charities changing lives near you.
Low Time Commitment
Just three one-hour meetings a school year — big impact without a big time commitment on your already busy schedule.
Boost Your Resume
Volunteer hours, leadership experience, and a talking point for school and scholarship applications.
Our 4th meeting is coming up
Mark your calendar — here's everything you need to know before you arrive.
6:00 – 7:00 PM
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Doors open at 5:45 PMArrive early to check in and grab a seat.
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Sherbrooke Community CentreHome of iGen, on Acadia Drive — our new home for meetings going forward.
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Bring $10–$20 cashYou'll vote for the charity you want your donation to support.
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Ages 12–18 welcomeFirst time? You're welcome to attend any meeting - no need to have attended before.
Show up & give $10–$20
Bring cash to each meeting — that's the entire commitment. No fundraising required.
Hear 3 charities present
Three local, member-nominated charities each get a few minutes to share their story and their need.
Vote & present the cheque
Members vote by ballot; the recipient charity receives every dollar collected that evening, on the spot.
Ready to make an impact?
Sign up once and you're on our list for every meeting, plus our email invitation to nominate a charity. It takes less than two minutes.
Opens our official Google Form in a new tab.
Nominate a charity
Every member gets the chance to nominate a registered local non-profit ahead of each meeting. Fill out the nomination form below, and our organizing committee will add it to the shortlist for an upcoming meeting.
Prefer to email us your suggestion?
Send us the charity's name directly and we'll add it to the list for our organizing committee to review.
100youthwhocareyxe@gmail.com
Past charities & recipients
Every meeting, three member-nominated charities present, and the 100 Youth Who Care YXE vote. Here's who's presented so far, and who took home the cheque.
Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation
Cares for injured, orphaned and ill wild animals, providing medical treatment and rehabilitation before release.
Received $275The Princess Shop
Supports female-identified and LGBTQ+ youth with free grad dresses, mentorship and scholarships.
Received $275Kids of Note
A non-auditioned, integrated choir where children and youth of all abilities sing, perform and build friendships.
Received $50Help One
Provides immediate financial assistance to children and teens facing financial hardship — school fees, sports gear, warm clothing.
Received $500FoodBridge Alliance
Fights food insecurity and waste through school pantry programs and rescued-food meal kits.
Received $50New Hope Dog Rescue
Cares for 80+ stray, abused and abandoned dogs at a time on their journey to a forever home.
Received $50The Pink Wig Foundation
Provides financial assistance to Saskatchewan cancer patients aged 16–50 and their families.
Received $560The AIM (Ability in Me) Program
Empowers children with Down syndrome through individualized, expert therapy and skill-building.
Received $50Beads of Courage
Supports children and teens facing serious illness, marking each step of their journey with a meaningful bead.
Received $50The person behind the movement
Skye Weisgerber
Skye is a Grade 12 student in Saskatoon who wanted to get more involved in her community — so after seeing the impact 100+ Women Who Care Saskatoon was making, she launched 100 Youth Who Care YXE to give teens the same chance to give back. Volunteering has always been important to Skye, and she's excited to help the program grow and inspire more youth to get involved in philanthropy this year. In her spare time she's usually curled up with a book, cooking or baking something new, travelling, playing a round of Kaiser, or spending time with friends. Next fall, she's headed to university to study psychology.
Our sponsors
100 Youth Who Care YXE runs on the generosity of local partners who cover our costs so that 100% of member donations go to charity.
Online Marketing agency sponsoring the website, hosting, domain and other marketing expenses.
A Power of 20 sponsor — adding $100 to every recipient charity and $50 to each runner-up.
A long-term care home and home to iGen — graciously hosts us for our meetings.
Our printing sponsor and has provided the ballots, posters, and giant cheque.
Helps make our events compelling to teens by providing treats & drinks.
Become a Power of Sponsor
A Power of Sponsor multiplies our teens' donations, so we can grant more to charity at every meeting. A Power of 5, 10 or 20 sponsor donates $50, $100 or $200 respectively to our recipient charities.
Photos from past meetings
A look back at our members, presenters, and cheque-presentation moments.
Photos coming after our October 21 meeting will be added here — check back soon!
Frequently asked questions
How does 100 Youth Who Care YXE work?+
We meet three times each school year. At every meeting, three member-nominated local charities present for a few minutes each, members vote by ballot, and the charity with the most votes receives every dollar collected that evening — presented on the spot as a cheque.
How much do we donate?+
Each member brings $10–$20 per meeting — whatever fits your budget within that range. Our sponsor, the Saskatoon Community Foundation, then adds a $100 bonus for the winning charity and $50 for each runner-up.
Who can participate?+
Any teen in the Saskatoon area who's passionate about making a difference. You don't need any fundraising experience or prior involvement — just show up.
What age group is it for?+
Ages 12–18 are welcome to attend.
How do participants sign up?+
Use the sign-up link in our Instagram bio (@100youthwhocareyxe) or the "Sign Up Now" button on this page. Signing up puts you on our email list for meeting reminders and charity nomination invitations.
How are funds raised?+
Funds come entirely from member cash donations collected at each meeting, matched with bonus grants from the Saskatoon Community Foundation.
How can members support the youth program?+
Attend meetings and bring a friend, nominate a local registered charity you care about, help spread the word on Instagram, or volunteer to help run an event. Local businesses interested in sponsoring can reach us at 100youthwhocareyxe@gmail.com.
Is there a program like this for adults?+
Yes, in Saskatoon we have 100 Women Who Care Saskatoon and 100 Men Who Give a Damn, and even an option for business through Local Companies that Care.