Prince Albert Kinsmen Club

From PA-Now today: TeleMiracle 2021 to take place as virtual event The Prince Albert Kinsmen and the Prince Albert Kinette Clubs fundraise every year for Telemiracle, and both clubs aim to replicate their past success. In previous years, the Kinsmen in P.A. have been able to host a TeleMiracle cabaret dance, a Raider fundraiser night, and talent show which are all still up in the air for the upcoming year. The 2021 Smittys Telemiracle pancake breakfast is scheduled to go for...ward in March next year. https://panow.com//telemiracle-to-take-place-as-virtual-e/

Today, let's remember Charles the Jam Man -- a generous advocate for the City of Prince Albert and our Kinsmen Club. Charles had a long history of involvement with local charitable organizations, and he came to be well-known and appreciated for his tireless support of Telemiracle. His jams were great, and his sales were popular. His passing is a great loss for our community, and his legacy will live on for years to come.

We are open! We may not be able to put on any of our usual events but that doesn’t mean we can’t still can’t help our community! Let’s keep the curve flat and let us know how we can help in this bizarre tome of social distancing. We are listed on thingsthatareopen.com feel free to reach out to us and let us know how we can help you! We are all in this together.

We are very excited for our fifth annual Kinsmen Playoff Auction Hockey Draft! HOWEVER: please note that due to COVID-19, our event will *probably* be postponed! Check this page for updates or call the number below.

Thank you Prince Albert for supporting Telemiracle 44! Your generosity is the miracle that changes lives. Read all about your efforts in today's Daily Herald:

Thank you Prince Albert Raiders fans for your generous donations to Telemiracle! Tonight's 'Pass the Bucket' Telemiracle fundraiser raised more than $2429 for Saskatchewan's most vulnerable people. PA Raiders fans are truly the most GENEROUS fans in the entire province. Thank you Prince Albert, and Ring Those Phones for Telemiracle 44 in Regina!

Telemiracle 44 will be broadcast live from Conexus Arts Centre in Regina staring tomorrow! Both the Prince Albert Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs will attend and assist with the event.

Our annual Telemiracle fundraising breakfast is only two days away! Friday, 8am -11am. Smittys' will treat you VERY well for only 5$. Let Smitty's friendly, generous staff and the PA Kinsmen serve you. Join the Telemiracle family and share your Telemiracle story for radio listeners on-air. Make a donation, and we'll make sure your name appears on TV, and you'll receive your tax receipt. Thank you Smitty's and thank you all Telemiracle donors!

Thank you Columbian Centre residents for your generous contribution to Telemiracle 44! Shirley Galbraith from the Silver Strands Club raised $695. Every dollar counts. Telemiracle is only ten days away!

On the front page of today's Daily Herald: your PA Kinsmen. Serving the Community's Greatest Need.

Your PA Kinsmen had a busy day sharing KINdness at the Victoria Hospital. We paid for everyone's parking, and offered flowers, cakes, donuts, blankets and flowers to staff and patients. Thank you Prince Albert for supporting the kinsmen!

Happy National Day of KINdness 2020! Your PA Kinsmen were honoured to serve stew and bannock at the PA Indian-Metis Friendship Centre this evening. Serving the Community's Greatest Need!

From PA-NOW today: The Kinsmen Club is marking 100 years of service in Canada. Brad Amy, former president of the Prince Albert Kinsmen Club, said the national organization’s roots in Canada can be traced back to Hamilton, Ont. The initial motivation to begin the club was to give young men a way to help their communities, he said. The longtime Kinsmen member said since the local club was established just over 90 years ago, they have made some real contributions to the community.