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What we do
We’re working to build healthy communities, families and relationships. We walk alongside landless Indigenous bands, newcomers to Canada, youth in urban centers and people starting anew after incarceration.
MCC Saskatchewan leadership and board
Leadership
- Erica Baerwald, Human Resources and Operations Director
- Amanda Dodge, Program Director
- Rick Guenther, Communications and Donor Relations Director
- Eileen Klassen Hamm, Executive Director
- Martin Irving, Thrift Manager
- Carlee Friesen, Director of Finance and Administration
Board of directors
- Jacquie Block, Chairperson
- Davida Bentham, Secretary | Mennonite Church SK
- Peter Guenther, Treasurer | Mennonite Church SK
- Rachel Wallace, Member | Mennonite Church SK
- Clarence Peters, Member | Mennonite Bretheren
- Sue Wiens, Member | Thrift
- Kaytee Edwards, Member | MCC Alumni
MCC Saskatchewan's leadership is committed to transparency. For security purposes, we do not include leadership email addresses on our website. If you would like to contact someone on our leadership team, please contact us, and we will make sure your message reaches the appropriate person.
MCC Saskatchewan annual impact reports
Annual impact reports
2023-2024 Annual Impact Report
2022-2023 Annual Impact Report
2021-2022 Annual Impact Report
2020-2021 Annual Impact Report
Audited financial statements
2024 Audited Financial Statements
2023 Audited Financial Statements
2022 Audited Financial Statements
2021 Audited Financial Statements
2020 Audited Financial Statements
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MCC in Canada
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