BBYQR's July 2026 Newsletter - Hi July
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July 2026
July is reset time
And yes, by that we mean watching the Legally Blonde series.
If June is our Mount Everest, July is when we take in the views! After a crazy month of grads, Pride events, and fundraisers, this month is all about resetting. Keep scrolling for our June highlights, Tanna’s best find during a Toronto work trip, and community shoutouts!
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A+ for E-Series
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CONGRATS TAYLOR!
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PROUD TO PRIDE
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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
The Caring Conference | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
When: June 12, 2026
Where: Darke Hall & The Cultivator
The 2nd annual Caring Conference (presented by the Saskatchewan Community Foundation) gathers non-profits and community-minded professionals to talk about how we can - you guessed it - care more. The event included exciting keynotes, inspiring breakout sessions, and a rapid fire pitch where winning non-profits walk away with funding for their next projects! Congrats to the SCEP Centre on their grand prize win!
Rider Install |
When: June, 2026
Where: Confederation Park
If you’ve followed BBYQR for the past couple of years, you know we never turn down a Roughrider Installation! This year, we had a blast inflating around Confederation Park (even if it meant that Tanna failed to measure the height of the lift correctly. Shoutout to the REAL District employee who saved the day!)
COMMUNITY SHOUTOUTS
SCEP CENTRE - A Socialization, Communication, and Education Program for Young Children and their Families in and around Regina
The winner of CareCon’s pitch competition couldn’t be more well-deserving! SCEP’s mission is “provide a safe, inclusive, and trauma-informed environment where preschool-aged children with complex needs can heal, grow, and thrive.” Their exceptional staff works toward this mission everyday, and we’re grateful for all they do in our community!
The Author: Jen Fong
Jen Fong is BBYQR's Communications and Special Projects Coordinator. She holds a BA in Visual Art and a Certificate in Communications and Public Relations from the University of Regina. She's a big believer in community-focussed business practices, supporting local, and throwing excellent parties.
