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“Be a Bob” legacy fund providing over one million dollars towards alleviating homelessness in Saskatoon

By Les Lazaruk Sep 22, 2025 | 3:32 PM

Thanks to funding made possible through the Robert Steane Fund to Alleviate Homelessness, the Saskatoon Community Foundation has announced that over $1 million will be put towards the homelessness problem in the city.

The 2025 funding will focus on three initiatives – $414,000 towards SaskNative Rentals; $454,000 towards Station 20-West System Navigation Hub and $200,000 towards City of Saskatoon Warm-up Shelter Support.

The Saskatoon Community Foundation says each initiative addresses a distinct and vital aspect of the complex challenges and system barriers that people experiencing homelessness face. The legacy fund, also known as “Be a Bob”, targets human services delivering outcomes that alleviate homelessness.

The Robert Steane Fund has disbursed $2.9 million to address homelessness in Saskatoon since it began in 2021.