Community Organizations à Northglen, Oshawa, ON
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1320 Airport Blvd, Oshawa, L1H 7K4
(905) 433-1551
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1626 Simcoe St N, Oshawa, L1G 4X9
(905) 436-1762
Photo Gallery The Oshawa Shrine Club was instituted in the year 1944 by Noble Thomas Russell and under the Jurisdiction of Rameses Temple Toronto. The first few meetings consisted of five members under the leadership of Noble Thomas Russell. These five members were Noble Doug Taylor, Noble Norm Purdy, Noble Thomas Hopkins, Noble Jack Biddulph and Noble Jack Riley The first meetings were held at the YWCA and as membership grew we moved to a rented room at the Genosha Hotel. A further expansion in members soon took place and the meetings were held on the third floor at 18 Simcoe St. Navigating the 93 steps to the third floor made it difficult for older members; so when our current location became available. What was once a restaurant now became our clubhouse. It was an ideal location with possibilities of expansion. Many of the members donated time and money to make the building habitable In 1956 our organization formed a limited company and had it incorporated. Noble Norm Purdy drew up by-laws and had them approved by Rameses temple. Each year the Oshawa Shrine Club hosted the Shriners circus In order to keep members interested and active in the community units were formed. Noble Orme Cole organized the Oriental Band and Noble Frank Bruce organized the mini-bike unit. In May 1977 Oshawa and District Shrine Club hosted the Oriental Band Jamboree. More than 1000 bandsmen competed and paraded on the streets of Oshawa. In attendance were Shriners from Ontario, New York State and as far away as from Michigan and Pennsylvania. The Oshawa and District Shrine Club has had substantial donations over the years to the Shriners hospital in Montreal, Oshawa General hospital and other local charities. 
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570 Thornton Road North, Oshawa, L1J 6T6
9054360011
The Salvation Army is a Bible-believing Christian church in Oshawa. We seek to be inclusive, loving, and compassionate, giving hope to hurting and needy people struggling in a world that is sometimes unloving, apathetic, and unjust. We exist to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs, and be a transforming influence in our neighbourhoods. The Salvation Army Oshawa Community Church & Family Services began in 1884 and since then, we’ve witnessed a lot of change! Your life has meaning and purpose, and there’s a place for you here. Connect with us anytime, whether online or in person. 
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150 Beatrice St E, Oshawa, L1G 7T6
(905) 432-1984
Public Administration, Community Centres, Executive, Conditionnement physique, Legislative bodies, Legislative & General Government, Fitness & Exercise, Health & Fitness Trainings & Gyms, Health & Medicine, Exce, Exercise, Recreation center, Santé et Médicaments 
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6-470 King Street West, Suite 108, Oshawa, L1J 2K9
(905) 231-0533
Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Non-profit organization 
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122 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, L1G 4S5
(905) 436-2661
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Non-Governmental Organization NGO, Community Organization 
74 Simcoe St S, Unit 101, Oshawa, L1H 4G6
(905) 668-1612
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115 SIMCOE ST S, Oshawa, L1H 4G7
(905) 725-3513
Family Counselor, Non-Profit, Individual & Family Services, Counselor, Mental health service, Community Organization, Social Services 
11 Ash St, Oshawa, L1H 8L3
(905) 723-0931
Association or organization, Associations et Organisations, Services professionnels, Community Organization, Membership Organizations, Organization, Organisations, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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245 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, L1H 4H3
(905) 725-8053
Divertissements et média, Salles de réception & auditoriums, Membership Organizations, Salles et Halls, Civic & Social Associations, Community Organization, Auditorium 
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40 Albany Street, Oshawa, L1H 2Z1
(905) 576-2474
Civic & Social Associations, Nonprofit Organization, Membership Organizations, associations, Divertissements et média, Sorties, Non-profit organization, foundations, Club, Community Organization, associations de ski, Cultural center 
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15 Harmony Road North, Oshawa, L1G 6K8
(289) 274-2081
The vision of Harmony Creek Community Centre is to be a multi faceted facility providing services and opportunity for the entire community. The diversity of services, programs and venues for children youth and adults makes it a dynamic addition to the Oshawa area. The current listing of initiatives and programs includes: Life Point Church Edukids Daycare Upscale Music Education Rhythm Dynamix Dance Jumpzone Slides, Castles and Climbers Harmony Cup Café One Parent Family Association Helping Other Parents Everywhere (H.O.P.E) Family Karate Schools Association Thrive Community Church Great Canadian Wrestling Durham Improv Faith, Hope and Love ministries We hope to be adding other partners and programs as time goes on. 
400 Dundas St E #206, Whitby, L1N 3X2
(905) 665-3500
Association or organization, Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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56 Baldwin St, Markham, L1M 1A3
(905) 655-4681
Veterans organization, Community Organization 
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405 Dundas St West, Whitby, L1N 6A1
Over the years, the Club has gone on to support many services and organizations here at home and overseas, particularly those aimed at improving the health and education of young people and seniors. - See more at: http://www.rotarywhitby.org/SitePage/history#sthash.uulXBzuX.dpufTo reach its goals, the Rotary Club of Whitby has undertaken a variety of fundraisers. Aside from raising money, Rotarians also give back to the community with the annual Rotary Day of Giving to offer spring clean-up for seniors, with a float in the Santa Claus Parade and helping with thing such as building a deck and walkway at WindReach Farm, a place for people who have disabilities to enjoy country life. The Club also partnered with the Sunrise Rotary Club to establish a 'green' gym at the Whitby waterfront.