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Grants to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan registered charities, municipalities, and other qualified donees for reconciliation projects that work towards building respectful relationships between indigenous people and non-indigenous people. Reconciliation programs work within the framework of families, communities, local governments, places of worship, schools, and workplaces.

Funding will be provided to projects in which indigenous organizations seek out partnerships with non-indigenous organizations, rather than partnerships which are led by non-indigenous organizations. Funding will also be provided to projects which are led by indigenous people and/or organizations, and which support the current and future development of indigenous leadership in the community.

Project Criteria:
- Projects funded by the Community Fund for Reconciliation should offer “new ways of living together.”
- Funded projects should support education for all sectors of the community about reconciliation, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Calls to Action, the treaties and treaty relationships that affect all Canadians, the history of residential schools and other aspects of the true history of relationships among the diverse peoples in Canada.
- Funded projects should address, as directly as possible, at least one of the 94 Calls to Action in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, identifying the Call to Action and explaining how it will be addressed by the activities of the project.