Non-profit Organizations à Winnipeg, MB - page 9
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Autres résultats dans la catégorie 'Non-profit Organizations' à Winnipeg
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646 Portage Ave, WEST BROADWAY, Winnipeg, R3C 0G6
(204) 774-0451
Nonprofit Organization, Schools & Educational Services, Educational Services, Schools and educational services, Non-profit organization, Youth organization 
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614-294 Portage Ave, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3C 0B9
(204) 987-8661
Employment agency, ENTREPRENEUR GÉNÉRAL, Non-profit organization, Youth social services organization, Youth organization, Nonprofit Organization, AGENCES DE PLACEMENT, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 
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1150 Waverley St, BUFFALO, Winnipeg, R3T 0P4
(204) 477-1123
Nonprofit Organization, Social Service, Social and Welfare Services, Charity Organization, Social services, Membership organizations, Non-profit organization 
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221 Austin Street N, NORTH POINT DOUGLAS, Winnipeg, R2W 3M8
(204) 947-0321
Womens, ORGANISMES DE SERVICES HUMANITAIRES, Charity Organization, Non-profit organization, Organizations, Nonprofit Organization, WOMENS ORGANIZATIONS 
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281 McDermot Ave, Suite 205, Winnipeg, R3B 0S9
204-942-2284
Founded in 2010, the Canadian Beverage Container Recycling Association (CBCRA) is a not-for-profit, industry-funded organization whose membership includes beverage brand owners and distributors. CBCRA is committed to reaching the government-mandated target of recovering 75% of beverage containers sold in Manitoba. CBCRA implemented and operates Recycle Everywhere; Canada's first permanent, province-wide, away from home beverage container recycling program. 
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614 Des Meurons St, Unit 200, Winnipeg, R2H 2P9
(204) 925-2320
Le CDEM travaille de près avec les écoles, la communauté des affaires et des organismes jeunesse afin d'encourager les jeunes à développer leur esprit entrepreneurial. L'objectif économique des coopératives n'est pas la recherche du profit, mais la satisfaction des aspirations et des besoins économiques, sociaux et culturels de leurs membres. C'est ainsi qu'elles contribuent à créer du développement économique durable. 
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414 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg, R3B 2M2
+1 204-949-9484
Teen Challenge of Central Canada is a 12-month Christian discipleship program for men & woman struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction. The first Teen Challenge centre was founded by the late David Wilkerson, author of The Cross and the Switchblade, more than 50 years ago in Brooklyn NY. Today Teen Challenge operates more than 1000 programs in 80 countries around the globe, making it the largest and most successful faith-based drug treatment program in the world. Teen Challenge of Central Canada began in 1995 with a small 10-bed trailer in Hadashville, Manitoba. Today we run men's homes in Winnipeg, Denare Beach and Thunder Bay as well as our woman's home in Brandon. Our administration office/vehicle donation shop building is located on the outskirts of Winnipeg. 
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1085 Main St., Winnipeg, R2W 3S1
(204) 942-0443
Lubov SSMI Foundation is a part of the Sisters Servant of Mary Immaculate, an international congregation of sisters for the Ukrainian Catholic Church. The community was founded over a hundred years ago in Western Ukraine. They strive to follow the example of their patroness Mary, the Immaculate Mother of God and are committed to a communal life of prayer and service to God's people, primarily but not exclusively, those of the Ukrainian Catholic Church. The Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate are women who have responded to Christ's call to dedicate their entire beings and lives to God. Through a life of prayer and active service, they are dedicated to share their experience of God's compassion, forgiveness and unconditional love. They live in community, encouraging and supporting one another in their apostolic life journey. Daily they unite in prayer in response to the requests of many, trusting in the Lord’s words: "Ask, and it shall be given to you." 
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215 Selkirk Ave, Winnipeg, R2W 2L5
(204) 415-4277
The Ethiopian Society of Winnipeg was established by a group of concerned Ethiopian residents in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1984 to create the means or the venue to address the cultural, emotional and economic needs of Ethiopians fostering the retention and development of Ethiopian cultural heritage in Canada.?The Ethiopian Society of Winnipeg is a community-based non-profit agency providing information, referral and advocacy. It assists Newcomer Ethiopians with immediate needs for settling in Winnipeg or with ongoing integration into Canadian society. It provides cultural and educational activities for members of the community.? 
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9 Higgins Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0A3
(204) 786-1490
Our success is measured in the number of people we can help with the quality of programs and services we provide. These programs are fueled by our dedicated staff, caring volunteers and generous donors like you. 
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525 Beresford Ave, Winnipeg, R3L 1J4
(204) 477-5981
The Manitoba International Folk Dance Association is a recreational dance club, open to everyone who shares our enthusiasm for folk dancing. For over 35 years our non-profit organization has promoted the folk dances and music of countries and ethnic regions from around the world, building a repertoire of hundreds of dances from all over Europe and around the globe. We feature a wide variety of dance styles - from circle dances to set and couple dances, from line dances to mixers. 
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200 Tache Avenue, Winnipeg, R2H 1A7
(204) 233-1411
association 
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530 Kenaston Blvd #340, Winnipeg, R3N 1Z4
(204) 453-1155
Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization 
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174 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, R3C 3N2
(204) 956-7711
Founded in 1965 as the Home Welfare Association, Meals on Wheels (MOW) is committed to delivering nutritious meals to senior citizens, physically challenged and vulnerable members of the Winnipeg Area. We value the personal contact and caring provided by our volunteers as well as every client’s right to the very best service we can offer. We take pride in the responsible management of our human, physical and financial resources, and in providing the highest quality product. 2015 marks Meals on Wheels’ 50th anniversary. In 2012, approximately 160, 000 meals were served by a dedicated team of volunteers. We are a non-profit registered charity. There are five full–time employees who manage the administration and approximately 300 volunteers who deliver meals 365 days a year. We are governed by a Board of Directors and funded by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA), The United Way and The Winnipeg Foundation. We have a collaborative relationship with 13 facilities. Our meals are prepared at the WRHA Regional Distribution Facility and transported to Winnipeg’s nine hospitals for pick up by our volunteers. There are also four independent facilities that prepare food for our clients: Park Manor for the Transcona area, West Park Manor for the Charleswood area, St. Amant for the St. Vital area, and Gwen Secter, which provides kosher food for all areas of the city. 
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204-150 Henry Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0J7
(204) 949-0220
The Metis Child and Family Services Authority exists to strengthen and support the health and well-being of Metis and Inuit families and communities. Today, with the creation of a Metis and Inuit specific child and family services system, we are taking control of our destiny as a people - building a solid foundation of support for Metis and Inuit families now and into the future. This means working together with our agencies, our governments, our community and other key stakeholders to create Metis and Inuit specific solutions that are responsive and sensitive to our collective history, experiences, culture and values. And by weaving together a holistic array of quality mandated and prevention/support based programs and services, we aim to build the capacity of Metis and Inuit families and communities to care for themselves and each other. 
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215-1080 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, R3G 3M3
(204) 222-8404
OOM regulates the profession of Opticianry in Manitoba. We set standards of practice to ensure that all Manitobans receive safe and competent care. The Opticians of Manitoba serve and protect the public interest through effective regulation of the practice of opticianry. The Opticians of Manitoba achieves this goal primarily through the performance of its three core functions; 
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1255-B Clarence Avenue, Winnipeg, R3T 1T4
(204) 452-2272
Agricultural Safety Association, Non-Profit Organization, Association, Nonprofit Organization 
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1447 Waverley Street, Winnipeg, R3T 0P7
204-775-3171
Initiated in 1989, the Construction Safety Association of Manitoba continues to be governed by the Winnipeg Construction Association’s Board of Directors and the CSAM Advisory Committee. The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba is a non-profit organization run by and for the building construction industry in Manitoba, those who belong to the “400 Group” of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB). The Association is financed entirely by Manitoba contractors through a surcharge on a small percent of their assessment premiums collected by the Workers Compensation Board and by the premiums paid by our Associate Members. As such, we are very proud to run a sleek and extremely efficient organization at as little cost to you as possible. 
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333 King St, Winnipeg, R3B 0N1
(204) 669-4205
Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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530 Kenaston Blvd #205, Winnipeg, R3N 1Z4
(204) 272-5091
Organization