| The Lung Association of Saskatchewan 100th Anniversary |
 The Lung Association of Saskatchewan began as the Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League, founded on February 17, 1911. On February 17, 2011 we turned 100 years old. We are Saskatchewan’s oldest health charity!The slogan “A hundred years … a million lives” reflects the number of people who have had direct contact with our Association. The tuberculosis screening and treatment programs alone literally touched over a million people. Thousands more have been helped by our programs in the area of asthma, COPD, sleep apnea, flu and smoking cessation. Thousands of school children have used our materials to learn how to keep their lungs healthy. Hundreds of thousands of Saskatchewan people have donated time and money to our Association to help people with lung disease and to support research to find cures and better treatments for lung diseases. 100 years of achievement!The 100-year timeline of the Lung Association of Saskatchewan describes a very rich history of Canadian and world firsts. Celebrate with us!Share your lung stories with us. Send us letters, pictures, voice messages or videos with your story about a struggle with lung disease or working for clean air. Thanks to all of the outstanding artists that entered our 100th Anniversary Art Contest. A juried art competition was held to choose a piece of art that will help celebrate the anniversary events. Saskatchewan artists were asked to submit a two-dimensional work that explores family and community relations to tuberculosis and/or lung health in Saskatchewan. Limited edition prints or giclée reproduction of historic Fort San by Saskatchewan artist Val Moker are now available for purchase. These 12” X 16” fine art reproductions are priced at $115.00 for a limited edition print or $275 for a giclée (shipping and handling are included). Only 500 limited edition prints are available for purchase so please do not delay in placing your order by clicking here. Make a $100 donation to commemorate 100 years of helping people with lung disease in Saskatchewan. Thank you for your support! MediaThe Lung Association’s 100th Anniversary – Come Celebrate With Us! |
