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#328 – 3381 Cambie Street, Vancouver, V5Z 4R3
(604) 288-8102
PO BOX 3117, Vancouver, V5K 1A1
(604) 669-4673
Lifeforce is a non-profit Vancouver based ecology organization that was formed in 1981 to raise public awareness of the interrelationship between people, animals, and the environment. We promote animal rights and ecological responsibility. In order to develop a non-violent society we must extend our circle of compassion to include all sentient creatures with whom we share this planet. 
626 Slocan St., RENFREW-COLLINGWOOD, Vancouver, V5K 3X7
604-736-0935
Common Thread is a Community Service Cooperative whose members are individuals who make our products or support our work in other ways and organizations that are committed to similar goals. The idea for Common Thread came up in 2006 as a way to provide a more reliable stream of work for sewing programs. We are a social enterprise: a business with a primary social purpose. Common Thread’s main social purpose is creating employment. We provide sewing training and production coaching for newcomers to Canada, people living with mental illness and others who thrive in our flexible work environment. Our secondary purpose is environmental: We reclaim street banner material that would otherwise go to the landfill. 
750 W Pender St #301, MOUNT PLEASANT, Vancouver, V6C 2T7
(604) 874-4322
Established in 1984, the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology/Association canadienne des infirmières en oncologie (CANO/ACIO) is the national organization that supports Canadian nurses to promote and develop excellence in oncology nursing practice, education, research and leadership. CANO's mission is to lead nursing excellence in cancer control for Canadians, with a vision of being an international nursing leader in cancer control. 
8709 Cartier Street, MARPOLE, Vancouver, V6P 4V3
(604) 569- 3090
non profit organization 
716 Gore Avenue, Vancouver, V5Y 1P1
604-336-3987
The Oromo Community Association was established in 2010 and incorporated in 2014 under the British Columbia Society Act. The community provides such great services as provision of information to newcomers, interpretation and translation services, community connections and resources, guidance and referrals. The community offers services to the people of Oromo origin as well as other ethnic groups especially to those asylum seekers and refugees from the Horn of Africa and elsewhere. It provides cultural and social forums by organizing periodic cultural and social events. It also provides advice and support on matters such as health, welfare rights, housing, employment, education and immigration. 
200 - 950 West 41St Ave, ARBUTUS RIDGE, Vancouver, V5Z 2N7
(778) 998-4582
Non-profit organization, Charity Organization, Nonprofit Organization 
502 E 7th Ave, Vancouver, V5T 1N7
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
600 Campbell Avenue, Vancouver, V6A 3K1
604-764-0731
Fight With a Stick seeks to create immersive audience experiences with a focus on the dramaturgy of performance space, the nature of the spectator-performer encounter, and the social, political, and colonial histories of its geographical and temporal location: the Russian Hall as it is situated in the neighbourhood of Strathcona, the city of Vancouver, and the province of British Columbia (a colonial cartographic designation of unceded traditional First Nations territories). 
203 - 2309 W 41 st Ave, Vancouver, V6M 2A3
(604) 261-2611
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
1120-2332 Main Mall Vancouver, Vancouver, V6T 1Z4
604 822 0223
The Women in Engineering (WiE) Group aims to promote equitable opportunities for women in engineering by encouraging strength in diversity, holding networking events, professional development and student learning workshops, as well as community building events. Through the work of the graduate and undergraduate Committee Chairs and the dedicated volunteers who work with them, WiE is committed to providing events, workshops and networking opportunities that are open to all engineering students. 
C/O 3295 West Broadway, Vancouver, V6K 2H5
778-384–6377
The West Broadway Business Improvement Association (WBBIA) consists of businesses and property owners on West Broadway from Collingwood to Larch St. Our volunteer board members are committed to enhancing the vitality of the business community by developing initiatives that enhance and benefit our area, from promoting small businesses and local events, to streetscape projects and developing community partnerships. Citywide, provincially and internationally, BIAs are dynamic organizations providing programs ranging from marketing, street beautification, safety and security and business relations. The West Broadway BIA and its merchants are host to many exciting events, promotions and fun activities all year round – and these are just a few reasons millions of people visit Kitsilano on West Broadway each year! 
830 Campbell Ave., Vancouver, V6A 3V2
(778) 788-8038
Vancouver Chinatown Lions Club was sponsored into Lionism by Vancouver Burrard Lions Club. Lions International approved the Charter in December 1953. The Club Charter was presented to the Club’s Board of Directors in January 1954. Since 1954, our membership has consisted of many different ethnic origins, including Chinese, Irish, Scottish, English, Jewish Italian, Japanese, Korean, First Nation, among others. The Club membership peaked in 1983 with 150 members. 
4162 Welwyn Street, KENSINGTON-CEDAR COTTAGE, Vancouver, V5N 3Z2
(604) 873-1787
The B.C. Muslim Association (BCMA) is the largest non-profit organization incorporated under the Societies Act on November 17, 1966. We are a Muslim community, building healthy congregation, committed to reaching our city, state, and the world. Masjid-ul Haqq was purchased in 1998. In 1998, the branch acquired the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, a church located at 4162 Welwyn Street, half a block north of Kingsway between Victoria drive and Knight street. The property consisted of two buildings: the first, containing a very spacious main prayer area. The basement consisted of two separate rooms along with an office, two bathrooms, an entry hall, a furnace room, an electrical room and a storage area. The second building was a small, two bedroom house in good condition.