Legacy Co-op Board of Directors has announced the donation of $50,000 towards the Yorkton Exhibition Association鈥檚 鈥淪ave the Grandstand鈥� project.
Legacy Co-op was formed in 1940, 57 years after what is now called the Yorkton Exhibition Association was organized.
鈥淲e are very proud to partner with the Yorkton Exhibition Association (YEA) as they move forward with the Grandstand project鈥�, stated Clark Anderson, Legacy Co-op鈥檚 Board Chair. 鈥淲e understand the importance of 鈥渢radition鈥� and 鈥渟ustainability鈥� in our communities and we know that YEA shares many of the values we have鈥�, continued Anderson.
The $50,000 commitment will allow Legacy Co-op the naming rights for the grandstands for a period of 5 years starting in 2021 when the work to complete the renovations should be completed.
聽Lori Walsh, project chair stated that 鈥淚t鈥檚 great to have a business like Legacy Co-op partner with us, as they have been a supporter of the Yorkton Exhibition Association for decades, and are always willing to step up when asked for help.鈥�
Sales for Legacy Co-op topped $102 Million dollars in 2019. As a regular business in the Top 100 Businesses in Saskatchewan, Legacy Co-op came in at # 52 in 2019.
鈥淲e are experiencing growth in a time when many retails are suffering鈥�, said Anderson, adding that the retail is currently expanding with the construction of a Wine, Beer and Spirits Store in Yorkton and improving its offering with the upgrading of the Churchbridge Food Store.
Legacy Co-op had a Net Savings of $5,863,000 in 2019. Of that total, $3,850,000 was allocated and paid back to the members of Legacy Co-op.
