TeleMiracle 48 raises over $6,112,717 million

TeleMiracle – Saskatchewan’s Charity – wrapped up its 48th edition today in Regina.

As of 5:00 p.m. the final numbers on the video tote board showed a total of $6,112,717 raised.

With this year’s incredible generosity added, the total raised by TeleMiracle since 1977 is now over $165,112,717 million.

“TeleMiracle remains rooted in Saskatchewan and the generosity of Saskatchewan people really shined through once again this weekend,” says TeleMiracle 48 Chair Tyler Hall. “These donations are going to help so many people across the province.”

One of the many highlights of this year’s show were the 75 talented Saskatchewan performers who appeared throughout the telethon. Not only did these acts showcase the scope of talent from every corner of the province, they also raised money for the telethon – which was once again matched by Nutrien, who presented their donation of $100,000 just before the end of the broadcast.

“Every dollar counts and we are so grateful to the people of Saskatchewan for their continuing support,” states Hall. “The best part is that all the money raised stays right here in Saskatchewan, to help their friends, neighbours and communities.”

As of 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 25th, a total of $6,112,717 has been raised The telethon featured 75 talented Saskatchewan performers and a tribute to longtime host Bob McGrath.

All TeleMiracle proceeds stay in Saskatchewan and are granted through the Kinsmen Foundation for specialized medical and mobility equipment, assistance with medical travel, and new and innovative health care equipment. The Foundation typically receives over 1,000 applications for assistance annually.

Donors that made phone pledges during the telethon can honour them by mailing their donation to TeleMiracle at Box 83000, Saskatoon SK, S7K 9S1.

Planning begins shortly for TeleMiracle 49, to take place March 1-2, 2025 in

Saskatoon. Details leading up to next year’s show will be posted at www. telemiracle.com.

TeleMiracle celebrates its 48th year in 2024. Through the proceeds of this annual telethon, the Kinsmen Foundation is Helping People Every Day in Saskatchewan, to improve their independence and quality of life through gifts of mobility and medical equipment, or funding for medical travel, that they otherwise could not afford.