TeleMiracle

🎤 Ready to take the TeleMiracle stage?⁠
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Auditions for TeleMiracle 51 are OPEN! Whether you sing, dance, play an instrument, make people laugh or have a talent all your own, we want to see it.⁠
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Submit your audition online by September 30, 2026 at telemiracle.com/auditions/

Thank you, Saskatchewan! 👏
The response to this year’s TeleMiracle 50 Sir Cal bears has been overwhelming, and we are so grateful for your support.
We have placed an additional order to help make sure everyone who requested a Sir Cal bear receives one. If you have not received yours yet, please contact the TeleMiracle office at [email protected], and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
The next batch has a long journey ahead before arriving, so thank you for your patience and understanding. We cannot wait for more Sir Cal bears to make their way home!🎩

Introducing the TeleMiracle 51 Logo. A logo that has special meaning for TeleMiracle 51 Chair, Jordan Kammer.⁠
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Jordan and his team designed the logo to represent what makes Saskatchewan great: the people and communities. 🫂⁠
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In the visuals you can see the northern forests, golden fields, and grasslands. The visuals represent the support of the Kinsmen Foundation for it's residents in all four corners of Saskatchewan.⁠
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The heart is located on Jordan's hometown, Rosetown, Saskatchewan. The heart not only acts as a marker of his hometown, but it also represents the families that support the Kinsmen Foundation and TeleMiracle, the heart that Kinsmen and Kinettes pour into their service, and the applicants who receive grants. Additionally, the heart also has special connection to his mother whose maiden name is Hart.

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✨️ Fundraising Feature: Geek on the Peak ✨️⁠
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Fundraising for the Kinsmen Foundation represents some of the best of who we are as a province, people lending a hand to others. The donations seen at TeleMiracle directly impact Saskatchewan residents' quality of life and help them gain independence.⁠
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The Geek on the Peak Revival for TeleMiracle was coordinated and held by Louis Stang and Ean Bull. These two Lloydminster Kinsmen, had a playhouse-style igloo constructed which they stayed in from February 1-6, 2026. The igloo was raised on scaffolding on Lloydminster City Hall, in the heart of the city, on the busy yellowhead highway. From the igloo they collected donations via a bucket on a rope and online donation form.⁠
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After enduring a February week in the cold, Louis and Ean presented a cheque that read $97,908.23 at the Lloydminster Kinsmen and Kinettes Steak Night. At this event, their igloo was bid on and the total soon became $100,558.23. Overall, the Lloydminster Kinsmen and Kinettes presented $161,433.98 at TeleMiracle.⁠
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Looking to start your own fundraiser to help the Kinsmen Foundation? Please visit our website to find resources and ideas that can help you make a difference! 🌐

Auditions are OPEN!

TeleMiracle is excited to open auditions for TeleMiracle 51 and we want you to be a part of it!

Auditions are online submission only this year, head over the TeleMiracle website to submit your application and video today!

Auditions close September 30th, 2026.

https://telemiracle.com/auditions/

TeleMiracle 51 will be at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon Feb 27 & 28, 2027

After years of refining their sound and honoring their roots, Prairie Gamble used the TeleMiracle stage as their band's official launching point. Not only did they get to support the , but they also saw their online presence explode as they performed for viewers across the province! 🎸⁠
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TeleMiracle has worked hard to ensure artists are given exposure while doing something good for Saskatchewan.⁠
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Prairie Gamble has now released their first studio album and are performing a show at the on May 23rd!⁠
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Click the link below to continue reading how TeleMiracle helped raise the platform of Saskatchewan artists, Prairie Gamble and where you can see them next. 🔗

https://telemiracle.com/humble-beginnings-on-the-telemiracle-stage