Four local groups will split $200,000 from the Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant for Amateur Sports Organizations.
The City of Saskatoon announced that the Mayfair Lawn Bowling Club, the Saskatoon Baseball Council, the Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association and Saskatoon Pickleball Incorporated received varying amounts from the 200-thousand dollars. The City established a grant in 2011 at the bequest of the estate of Jack Adilman…a prominent businessman, sportsman and tireless supporter of amateur sport in Saskatoon. Since its inception, the Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant has awarded over 750-thousand dollars to amateur sports organizations in Saskatoon. Following is the news release from the City of Saskatoon…
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City announces recipients of the Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant for Amateur Sports Organizations
For immediate release: December 17, 2020
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The City is pleased to announce the 2021 recipients of the Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant for Amateur Sports Organizations:
- Mayfair Lawn Bowling Club – equipment replacement: $10,875
- Saskatoon Baseball Council Inc. – Kilburn Field fencing upgrade projects: $44,048
- Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association – portable hockey board system: $6,327
- Saskatoon Pickleball Inc. – floor resurfacing to accommodate pickleball at the Saskatoon Soccer Centre: $138,750
Jack Adilman (1920-1992), prominent businessman, sportsman and tireless supporter of amateur sport in Saskatoon, provided a bequest through his estate to support the future of amateur sports. From this bequest, the City established a grant in 2011 and has awarded over $750,000 since its inception.
For more information on the Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant for Amateur Sports Organizations, visit saskatoon.ca/grants.
