Community Service & Charitable Organizations near Matlock MB (153 Result(s))

You will always be greeted like you are a member of our family. Our volunteer staff aims to please and will make you feel right at home.We invite you and your friends to choose Fraserwood Hall for your next function, or drop by and enjoy one of our many e

Eastview is a church designed to serve both Christians and those who might consider themselves spiritual seekers. It's a safe place for people who are looking for answers to their spiritual questions, and simply want to check out Christianity without anyone pressuring them. For more information check out our website www.eastview.org.

The Kidney Foundation of Canada exists for the enhancement of kidney health and the reduction and, if possible, the elimination of the burden of kidney diseases. The primary beneficiaries are people at risk of or affected by kidney disease.

Welcome to the Woodcreek Community and the Woodcreek Community Association. As a Community Association we offer Woodcreek residents a variety of social, cultural and recreational programs for both children and adults. We also have facilities for event space to rent.The Woodcreek Community Association is growing to meet the changing needs of the community. Come and check us out.

Wayfinders is a community-based mentorship program that supports the journey to high school graduation. The program currently serves students living in Winnipeg's Elwick and Watson Street neighbourhoods. In addition to supporting daily homework challenges, Wayfinders helps students develop their life goals through post-secondary and career explorations; leadership activities; and community service.Do you think you have what it takes to make a difference? Wayfinders depends on the help of talented and valued volunteers, mentors and tutors.Spread the word and keep our Bright momentum moving!Bookmark/Search this post

Blue Bombers Alumnus and former CFL Executive Lyle Bauer conceived Never Alone Foundation after being diagnosed with throat cancer in 2004. 'When I was first diagnosed with cancer, I can tell you that in spite of family and friends, I had never felt so alone and unsure of what the future would bring,' recalled Bauer, who has since successfully fought the disease.His experience with the disease and the support he received from friends, family, and cancer service providers inspire him to help other cancer patients to let them know that they are Never Alone.As a national registered charity, Never Alone Foundation has the flexibility to support many worthwhile agencies, projects and programs that aid in the fight against cancer. Funds totaling over $800,000.00 have been donated to cancer fighting agencies including CancerCare Manitob,a Canadian Cancer Society, Health Sciences Foundation, Riverview Health Centre Foundation, Camp Quality and other deserving programs.Officially launched during the 2005 CFL Coach of the Year Luncheon, Never Alone Foundation's program has grown