The Town of Indian Head

Groups and Organizations

A number of committees, groups and service clubs undertake worthwhile work in our community covering areas from acute support services, to culture, community transport services, sports and recreation. All these volunteer initiatives bring huge value to the community by contributing to our overall quality of life.  For a complete list of organizations please refer to our Business and Services Directory.

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The Town of Indian Head is committed to supporting and building the capacity of these groups and organizations.

Both the Endowment Fund and online information link donors and volunteers with not-for-profit local community groups and organizations, enhancing fundraising capacity and acting as a community hub for related information and services.

If your group or organization qualifies and would like to be added to the following profiles please contact our This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

If you are interested in volunteering or partnering or need additional details you can find contact information for each group below.

For a complete listing of all Groups and Organizations in Indian Head go to our Business and Services Directory.

Bell Barn Society

The Bell Barn Society of Indian Head was formed in 2006 specifically to ensure that the Bell Barn, in imminent danger of total collapse, would be saved and rebuilt to its original design. The board includes members from across Canada and the United States. Monthly meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday in the loft of the reconstructed Bell Barn during the summer, and in the RM of Indian Head Council Chamber during colder weather.

If you would like to join the Board, become an advisor, or provide a Tax Deductible donation please contact their This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit the Bell Barn Society website for more information.

Communities in Bloom Committee

The Indian Head Communities in Bloom Committee (CIB) have been active since 2005 competing annually in Communities in Bloom a Canadian beautification program that provides information, education and recognition by awarding Bloom Ratings for achievement in floral displays, landscapes, turf and groundcover, urban forestry, community involvement, heritage conservation, environmental awareness and tidiness.

The CIB committee has been fortunate to have many partnerships and years of cooperation with the citizens of Indian Head. Completed projects include: the Walker Memorial, Grad Park, Leo's Place and the Bell Memorial on Grande Avenue. The Veteran's Rose garden, Healing Garden and Royal Bank of Canada Flower Bed are examples of successful community partnerships. As gardeners go, the CIB committee has many 'growing' ideas for the future!

To learn more about CIB projects check out their profile book!

Communities in Bloom Endowment Fund

Established to support CIB efforts this fund is accepted through the Town office and managed by CIB directors for public property projects. Your gift to The Fund is considered an expression of gratitude to the community and benefits present and future generations.

Individuals, families, organizations, service clubs, businesses or corporations can participate in CIB activities through the Endowment Fund by presenting a:

  • One time gift or pledge of money
  • Multi-year pledge
  • Gift in memory of a relative or friend
  • Bequest in a will
  • Gift of life insurance by naming the Fund as a beneficiary or to commemorate a special event or anniversary.

For information or options on how the Fund is dispersed and potential tax benefits please contact CIB.

Continued success depends on active volunteers and your donations. No gift of time or funding is too small.

Send your Tax Deductible donations to Communities in Bloom Endowment Fund at:

Town of Indian Head, c/o Communities in Bloom

Box 460, Indian Head SK S0G 2K0

For more information about the committee, volunteering or donations please contact Gwen Johner 695-2654.

Heritage Club

The Heritage Club hosts senior's recreation and social activities throughout the year. A popular pastime is cards, held each Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoon. Yearly memberships may be purchased by contacting (306) 695-2336.

Indian Head Prairie Theatre Company

The Indian Head Prairie Theatre Company uses local talent creating entertaining theatre for the community. They are always looking for talented and interested volunteers. Visit the Indian Head Prairie Theatre website to apply and get involved.

Museum Society

The Indian head Museum Society is a non-profit organization operated by volunteers dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the history of Indian Head and District. The Society is a member of the Museums Association of Saskatchewan. For more information contact (306) 695-2234.

Rural Sports Hall of Fame & Museum

This local Hall of Fame & Museum features an interesting variety of sports memorabilia and honors sports heroes from Indian Head and District both past and present. To visit by appointment, call (306) 695-3565.

Spray Park Committee

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What is a Spray Park? Think super sized, super cool sprinklers and you have wet fun for all ages and abilities. One of the greatest things about the spray park is there is no standing water so no lifeguards are required.

The Spray Park Committee is a subcommittee of the Community Development Committee. With a goal of raising $145,000 in funds to make the Dixon Spray Park a reality they are always looking for volunteers to help out in all sorts of ways.

Get involved with a fun and focused group that is looking to enhance our community. Committee meetings are the first Wednesday of every month, and lots of exciting events are planned for the upcoming year.

Tax-deductible donations for the Spray Park are gratefully accepted. Make cheques payable to the Town of Indian Head with 'Spray Park Donation' noted in the memo line. Please mail or deliver your donation to:

Town of Indian Head
421 Grand Avenue
P.O. Box 460
Indian Head, SK S0G 2K0

For more information about the committee, volunteering or donations please contact: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (306) 695-3726 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (306) 695-3989

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