Community Spirit

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Including the restaurant/take-out, hotel and casino.

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FOR QUESTIONS AND INFORMATION, CALL: 204-766-3102.

Since April 1, 2006 South Beach Casino & Resort has donated over $2,500,000.00 to the South Beach Casino Community Spirit Fund. These donations are providing funds for community projects in the area of economic development, education, cultural/social, and health.

COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Honoured RECIPIENTS

For more information or how to apply for funding from our Community Spirit program contact:

JOHN ANDERSON
South Beach Casino & Resort
One Ocean Drive
P.O. Box 777
Scanterbury, Manitoba R0E 1W0

Phone: 1-204-766-2100
Fax: 1-204-766-2266

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$2,500

Heart & Stroke Foundation

Together with our Seven First Nation owners, we are proud to make this donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

$7,220

Siloam Mission

Our 2017 Car Show was a huge success so we are donating $7,220 to the Siloam Mission to help those less fortunate.

$5,000

Canadian Cancer Society

Together with our Seven First Nation owners, we are proud to make this donation to the Canadian Cancer Society.

$10,000

Diabetes Canada

Together with our Seven First Nation owners, we are proud to make this donation to Diabetes Canada.

$5,000

Our Manitoba Heroes

On September 24, 2014, South Beach Casino & Resort donated $5,000 to Our Manitoba Heroes, an organization that honours extraordinary Manitobans every year. The presentation was held at South Beach Casino & Resort. Along with representatives from Our Manitoba Heroes, we also hosted a special guest, The Grey Cup!

$15,000

The Kidney Foundation

Funding for kidney education and advocacy in First Nation communities across Manitoba. This donation was presented to The Kidney Foundation of Manitoba by South Beach Casino along with our Seven First Nation owners to help fund home treatments of kidney dialysis in First Nation communities across Manitoba.