Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
Q: What if I can’t afford the Registration Fee?
If you or someone in your family would like to take a program, but you can’t afford it financially, let us know — we can help!
For more information, e-mail us at info@confedparksask.ca or talk to a volunteer at Registration Night. All inquiries are confidential.
We will do our best to cover the registration fee but you may still be asked to pay the $10 Membership Fee (per family, per year).
Q: What does the membership fee cover?
Confederation Park Community Association is a non-profit organization with core operating expenses (e.g. insurance, professional accounting fees for the annual financial review, newsletter, rink operation, etc.).
When we determine registration fees, our goal is to keep programs affordable. At the same time, we need to charge enough to cover both the direct costs of the program (e.g. Instructor Fees, equipment, etc.) and to help cover our core operating expenses.
The CPCA membership helps us keep connected to people in the community. Members are invited to our Annual General Meeting (AGM) to elect the volunteer Board of Directors every year.
Q: How long does my membership last?
The Membership Fee is $10 for the whole year (September 1st – August 31st) and is good for the whole family. For example, if the $10 Membership is paid in September for Fall programs, it does not need to be paid again for January programs.
Did you know? Your CPCA Membership can be used at most other Community Associations.
Q: How do I pay the $10 membership fee?
Fees can be paid via E-transfer to info@confedparksask.ca
Include your name and phone number (or email) in your bank’s e-transfer form so we can connect with you. We’ll text (or email) a confirmation and arrange to get you your membership card.
Note: If the Association accumulates surplus money over time, it is invested back into the community (e.g. rebuilding the community rink, creating a tube hill, providing new playground equipment, etc).