The Trusted Saskatoon team believes giving back is always in style. We are proud members of the Saskatoon business community. We love our city and do what we can to support local events, non profits and to help individuals in need.
The Little Red Dress Club Ruby Garter Gala
The "Little Red Dress Club" is a Saskatoon women’s networking and socializing group. Their goal is to have fun, be fabulous, socialize, while helping the Saskatoon and area communities through event fundraising.
The Little Red Dress Club have had several events since 2011, and have raised many $1000’s for local non profits including: Habitat for Humanity, YWCA and New Hope Dog Rescue The Ruby Garter Gala
When: Sunday 11th December 5-8pm
Where: The Sheraton Cavalier Ballroom
Please attend a fabulous evening of shopping, music, socializing, and Holiday cheer, all in the name of giving back to the community.... and having a blast while doing it of course.
Doors open at 5:00pm, first 50 ladies in the door get SWAG bags! There is FREE PARKING in SHERATON PARKING lot for attendees.We ask you "Please adorn your Red Dresses in honour and to bring awareness to our murdered and missing Indigenous sisters”. We will have vendors selling, jewelry, crafts, art, skin care, treats, you name it! There will be a silent auction table, a cash bar , appies and live music
Vendors include - local artists, artisan jewelry, skin care, make up, clothing, accessories, locally made food and treats.....and so much more!!
WIN A WALL O WINE
So Where does that bottle of wine go that your bringing??? The Little Red Dress Clubs infamous "Wall o' Wine" of course!!! Their last winner took home over 70 bottles! There's a great reason to be happy over the holiday season!!
Come on down in Support of The YWCA's Crisis Shelter, show your support for missing and murdered sisters, and enjoy some great company! The Trusted ladies look forward to seeing you there!!

The goal of The Little Red Dress to have a great time, make new friends and have their causes recognized..all women are welcome...they celebrate diversity. Like them on Facebook and join the club!
Trusted is donating silent auction items and volunteering our time and resources to make this event a SUCCESS!
At Glenwood Auto Service, they are committed to providing you exactly that. Your vehicle will be professionally diagnosed and top quality parts will be installed by technicians with years of experience that you can trust. Like Trusted and theatre Trusted Saskatoon partners they believe in supporting the community!
Glenwood Auto are Trusted Saskatoon Auto Repair & service and Trusted Saskatoon Tire pro's
Glenwood Auto Service Supports Teen Challenge
Dennis
Smail started with Teen Challenge 14 years ago and implemented a 12 month
strategy to turn the program around. The Teen Challenge program supports men
and women that are 18 years old and up to be able to turn their life around.
These men and women are involved in drug or alcohol abuse, prostitution or
other crimes. Teen Challenge runs a men’s and women’s program to provide these
people with a place to stay that is safe and provides them the support they
need to change the direction of their life in a positive way. They live on site
and over 50% of men and women that are part of the program stay clean and
become ambassadors for the program.
Dennis estimated that Glenwood Auto Service’s support of the program for over
the last ten years would be valued at over $150,000! This is what Dennis had to
say about Rob Scott, owner of Glenwood Auto Service:
“Rob is committed to supporting
the program, he is the first guy into the shop and last one to leave and takes
pride in his business.”
Dennis has also been a customer of Glenwood Auto for
over 15 years and he said that “Quality lives long after price is forgotten.”
He feels grateful to be able to work with Rob on the Teen Challenge program and
refer to him as a friend.
So
what does Glenwood Auto do to support the program?
Glenwood Auto Service gives complimentary service for the Teen Challenge 10 passenger vans and other vehicles used for the program. They also make donations through gifts in kind. Rob and the Glenwood Auto team's support has helped
the program to be able to continue to run. This allowed the Teen Challenge staff
to use funds and donations for assisting the men and women that are part of the program
as opposed to fixing vehicles. They are currently building a new women’s
facility out by Hague!
Trusted Sakatoon tutors and educators

DOES YOUR HOLIDAY TO-DO LIST INCLUDE LEARNING?
Like most families, you and the kids are probably looking forward to a break from the normal hectic routine. No rushed mornings, no after-school homework battles, and lots of downtime spent with loved ones. While your holiday to-do list may include baking, decorating, and travelling, there’s one to-do item that shouldn’t be overlooked this holiday season: learning.
Scheduling holiday learning keeps kids on track academically, maintains school habits, and helps make the transition back-to-school post-holiday that much smoother.
But learning over the holidays doesn’t have to be boring! Keeping the cognitive wheels turning over the holiday break can be as simple as playing board games, reading books, or writing thank you cards.
Encourage kids to do at least one learning activity a day over the holidays to help them stay on track academically.
Why Failing an Exam is A Good Thing
Wait, what?!
We don’t mean failing a FINAL exam is a good thing, but researchers have discovered that taking pretests (testing knowledge before actually learning course material) can help students better focus and retain information on key content, helping them do better overall in classes than if they merely studied as normal.“[A] (bombed) pretest drives home the information in a way that studying as usual does not. We fail, but we fail forward.”
As an article in the New York Times explains, students who were given pretests during multiple experiments generally scored higher than control group counterparts. Researchers believe that their wrong answers on pretests weren’t just useless shots in the dark; they actually primed students’ brains to receive the information to come, helping them learn and recall correct information more effectively later on.