Charities & Volunteer Organizations in Etobicoke Centre, Etobicoke, ON

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Sleeping Children Around The World

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28 Pinehurst Crescent, EDENBRIDGE - HUMBER VALLEY, Etobicoke, M9A 3A5

(416) 231-1841

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Sleeping Children Around The World

Richview Community Care Services Corporation

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1540 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke, M9R 4C6

(647) 344-2734

The Richview Baptist Foundation was incorporated in 1980 as an extension of the Richview Baptist Church’s ministry to the community. The Foundation established two social housing buildings in the Etobicoke area which came to be known as the Richview Residence. On May 13, 2010 the name of our organization was changed to Richview Community Care Services Corporation to reflect our expanded services to both the tenants of Richview Residence and the Central West LHIN community. We employ a highly competent, diverse staff, promote quality services and above all strive to treat frailer adults as full citizens with the right to self-determine how they live their lives.

Darman Foundation

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295 The West Mall, Suite 507, Etobicoke, M9C 4Z4

(613) 761-2830

Richview Baptist Church

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1548 KIPLING AVENUE, RICHVIEW, Etobicoke, M9R 4A3

(416) 247-8701

Richview is a group of Jesus followers that meets in West Toronto. Our mission is to proclaim this good news to all who will hear. Jesus Christ gave his life and defeated death. We don't need to be afraid. Grace and forgiveness are available to all. (meet our staff) We welcome skeptics, the curious, new believers, and mature believers to learn more about Jesus with us. We meet each Sunday morning for worship, and in community groups and other gatherings throughout the week. Purpose Richview Baptist Church is a Church of disciples who follow Jesus Christ in order to become like him. We exist to glorify God by growing in our relationship with God and each other, and by participating in God's mission to the world. Values Our foundational values (who we desire to be) are: Christ-centered Biblical Dependent on God Loving Faith-filled Our ministry values (how we want to serve) are: Evangelistic People-focused Equipping Visionary Committed to excellence.

Customers appreciate the welcoming and warm atmosphere at Richview Baptist Church. They praise the enriching worship experiences and uplifting sermons. Some mention feeling at home and encountering lovely, kind, and friendly people.

Neilson Park Creative Centre

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56 Neilson Drive, MARKLAND WOOD, Etobicoke, M9C 1V7

(416) 622-5294

Neilson Park Creative Centre is a community centre focused on the visual arts. Established in 1992 in central Etobicoke to provide a permanent home for the community arts groups who continue working there today, Neilson Park Creative Centre also offers a variety of classes and workshops to the community and provides an excellent gallery space available for rental. NPCC is a purpose-built creative arts facility operated by a non-profit volunteer corporation and managed by its Board of Directors. The Board of Directors includes representatives from its Resident Groups and the community. The building is leased from the City of Toronto who support the organization through the provision of services that keep the facility operating smoothly. The six Resident Groups who operate their programs at NPCC are: Etobicoke Handweavers and Spinners Etobicoke Quilters Guild Etobicoke Rugcrafters Humber Valley Art Club The Etobicoke Art Group Calligraphic Arts Guild of Toronto This fully accessible facility has four studios, 2 gallery spaces, administrative offices and support spaces. Check us out at Our Mandate The purpose of the organization is the promotion, advancement, appreciation and study of the visual arts in central Etobicoke. Our mandate is to: operate the facility with a focus on the visual arts provide a permanent home for the non-profit member groups who support the aims and objectives of NPCC operate classes, seminars, meetings, exhibitions and other such activities involving the visual arts for the general public encourage and foster co-operation between NPCC and regional visual arts organizations.

Toronto Cat Rescue

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4229 Dundas St W, Etobicoke, M8X 1Y3

416 538 8592

Toronto Cat Rescue is a registered, no-kill charity run by volunteers. Toronto Cat Rescue’s main rescue partner is Toronto Animal Services (TAS). TCR focuses our efforts on rescuing from TAS to reduce the number of feline companion animals euthanized in the City of Toronto shelters. This initiative supports the city’s movement toward eliminating the euthanasia of any healthy or treatable cat housed in Toronto shelters. TCR rescues cats that are ill, in need of extra care or socialization, orphaned, geriatric, and/or do not thrive in the shelter environment. By rescuing these cats, treating them for any ailments they have, and preparing them for adoption, we are saving them from potential euthanasia and giving them a chance at having a forever home.

Toronto Cat Rescue is a cat care and rescue service appreciated by many for its commitment to saving and providing healthy cats for adoption. The process is efficient and transparent, with cats being spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Communication with the adoption team is described as kind and patient. Adoption fees are seen as affordable. Volunteers are praised for their dedication and organization.

St Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic Church

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135 La Rose Avenue, Etobicoke, M9P 1A6

416 244 5333

In May of 1959, Fr. John Tataryn was asked to begin a new parish to serve Etobicoke residents, and to fulfill the needs of a changing community. Although many parishes flourished throughout the Toronto area, St. Demetrius the Great Martyr Parish was established to minister to a community marked by its diversity. The mandate was to welcome all and especially to meet the spiritual needs of those who through inter-marriage or linguistic concerns felt unwelcome elsewhere.

A long-standing Byzantine Ukrainian church with strong community ties to a local elementary school and seniors apartments. Multigenerational membership and deep emotional connection described.