Saskatoon Co-op Scholarship Program 2026 Recipients

Meet our Scholarship Award Recipients!

At Saskatoon Co-op, community is at the heart of everything we do, and we strive to make a difference in the communities we serve. In celebration of our 90th anniversary, we launched the Saskatoon Co-op Scholarship Program. This program recognizes and supports Grade 12 students in our communities who give back by volunteering, leading, and caring for others.

Team Member Scholarship Recipients

Saskatoon Co-op has designated two $2,000 scholarships for team members, and this year's recipients truly exemplify our Co-op's values.

We are proud to be an employer of young people, with more than 110 team members under 18 years old. Working for our Co-op helps these young people build the confidence and skills to succeed wherever life takes them. 

	Teysen Baschuk Martensville High School "Getting to know people and building strong relationships is what I value when volunteering. Signing up to help someone less fortunate or someone who doesn't have the same opportunities as some of us have is the most rewarding feeling."
	Newri Castro Martensville High School "My desire to volunteer stems from the individuals who have dedicated their time to help me develop into who I am today. My sense of self was shaped by a variety of secure environments in the past."

Community Scholarship Recipients

Saskatoon Co-op has six $2,000 scholarships for members, and our recipients below were standouts for their contributions to their community, academic performance, and living our Co-op's values.

	Alexis Harms Hepburn School "My experiences have taught me resilience and dedication, and have shaped my commitment to serving others and making a meaningful impact in my community."
	Stefan Jones Rosthern Junior College "My main motivation for volunteering is to follow God’s golden rule: “Treat others as you would want to be treated” I have grown up with this mentality and try to pursue it."
	Leah Longo Centennial Collegiate "I'm proud of the impact my community has had on my life, and I am motivated every day to give back to the community that has helped me grow into the person that I am today."
	Crystal (Ziqian) Li Centennial Collegiate "I learned that the most rewarding growth happens when you give back to the community that has done so much for you, transforming a “job” into a genuine passion for human well-being."
	Jayda Miller Centennial Collegiate "What the Youth4Change group and I have accomplished through teamwork and passion for a better environment in our community will positively impact everyone for generations to come! I was part of making my community, and province, a healthier place."
	Autumn Robson Centennial Collegiate "I fear this strong sense of community is fading. This is why I strive to be an active member in my community and prioritize volunteer work."