Join us for our Taste of Summer Charity BBQ today!

Today is our second Taste of Summer Charity BBQ presented by Fountain Tire!

Join us from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of Golden West Radio located at 1704 Main Street N in Moose Jaw for a delicious lunch. 

The menu

For $5, you can enjoy a ham or cheeseburger from Babco Meats, a bag of chips from Old Dutch and a bottle of water from Culligan Water, with all the money being donated to Hunger in Moose Jaw.

Hunger In Moose Jaw

Hunger in Moose Jaw is a non-profit, community-based, charitable organization that has served the community of Moose Jaw since 1993.

One of their major programs is the Child Nutrition Program, which helps feed around 300 Moose Jaw students a free, healthy lunch during weekdays.

They also offer the Good Food Box program, which allows community members to purchase fresh, high-quality fruits and vegetables at discounted prices.

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You can win!

While at the Taste of Summer Charity BBQ, you can enter to win a Traeger Grill from Ashdown's Furniture and Interiors. The grill will be given away following our final BBQ on Wednesday, September 9.

$905.35 raised for Joe's Place Youth Centre

At our last Taste of Summer Charity BBQ, we raised $905.35 for Joe's Place, with proceeds supporting programs and activities for local youth.

Joe's Place Youth Centre program director Kyle McLean said community support helps the organization continue offering a variety of opportunities for local youth.

"We do a lot of outdoor activities with our youth as well as work skills, so we'll go canoeing, kayaking, we'll go paintballing, and do a bunch of other things like that," McLean said. "We also teach kids work programs or work skills programs."

McLean said Joe's Place has been serving Moose Jaw youth for about 30 years and continues to make a positive impact in the community.

"We've been in Moose Jaw for about 30 years, so we have a lot of people out of our program through the years. You can see the change that happens in individuals that get to be part of our program, and it just gives a lot of opportunities to youth here in the city that they wouldn't normally have," he said.