Charities & Volunteer Organizations in Arts District, Windsor, ON

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Pozitive Pathways Community Services

Closed now

511 Pelissier Street, Windsor, N9A 4L2

(519) 973-0222

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YMCA OF WINDSOR-ESSEX COUNTY - OFFICE

Closed now

500 Victoria Ave, Windsor, N9A 4M8

(519) 258-9622

Charity, personal development organization, Nonprofit Organization, School, Non-profit organization, Youth organization

Street Help

Open now

964 Wyandotte Street East, Windsor, N9A 3J9

(519) 977-9200

Charity Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Social Services, Social services organization

Street Help is a social service organization in Windsor, praised by customers for its friendly staff, quick take-out service, and provision of various essential items such as food, pet food, bathroom supplies, and food hampers. The food offerings are highly regarded, with a particular fondness expressed for breakfast items and occasional distribution of high-quality snacks. Customers appreciate the convenience and efficient process, contrasting it favorably with other organizations. Some patrons have suggested improvements in the distribution of certain items, noting that a loaf of bread daily may not be useful for everyone.

Downtown Mission (Windsor)

Closed now

875 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, N9A 4J6

+1 519-973-5573

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Downtown Mission (Windsor)

The Downtown Mission in Windsor is praised for its kind and caring staff who go above and beyond to help those in need. The food served is described as healthy and delicious, with generous portions. The food bank is appreciated for providing necessary supplies. Some customers suggest improvements such as longer hours, more resources for job search and housing, and more outdoor seating. A few reviews mention issues with expired or rotten food and security concerns. Overall, the Downtown Mission is viewed as a valuable resource for the community, offering essential services with a caring and supportive atmosphere.

Active Care Response Team (ACRT)

Closed now

30 Tuscarora Street, Suite 816, Windsor, N9A 6Y6

(519) 252-5552

Salvation Army

Closed now

355 CHURCH ST, Windsor, N9A 7G9

(519) 253-7473

Individual & Family Services, Individual and family services, Social Services, Nonprofit Organization, Religious Organizations, Non-profit organization, Charity Organization

Windsor Essex Small Business Centre

Closed now

119 Chatham St. W, Unit #100, Windsor, N9A 5M7

(519) 253-6900

The Small Business Centre is part of a network of offices that serve Ontario's small business community. Operating locally as a department of the WindsorEssex Economic Development Corporation, the centre is a source for small business information, guidance and professional advice on starting and operating a small business. Whether you are just getting started or looking to expand your business, we are here to help your business succeed. We provide easy access to information, resources and complimentary consultations on all aspects of your business needs every step of the way. Including help with your business concept, preparing your business plan, research assistance, registering your business and learning about other government requirements and programs.

Canadian National Institute For The Blind

245 Janette Avenue, Windsor, N9A 4V2

CNIB is a registered charity, passionately providing community-based support, knowledge and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and opportunities to fully participate in life. To do that, our dedicated specialists work with people of all ages in their own homes, communities or local CNIB offices – providing the personalized rehabilitation support they need to see beyond vision loss, build their independence and lead the lives they want.

A Life Worth Living

200, 880 E.C. Row N Service Rd, Windsor, N8X 3J5

(519) 966-0564

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Consultant, Educational Consultants

Dante Alighieri Society

909 Howard Avenue, Windsor, N9A 1S3

(519) 253-9253

Club, Business Associations, Membership Organizations, Sorties, Divertissements et média, foundations, associations

Brain Injury Assoc of Windsor & Essex County

Closed now

1100 University Ave W, Windsor, N9A 5S7

(519) 981-1329

St Mary's Hungarian Byzantine Catholic Church

631 Giles Blvd E, Windsor, N9A 4E3

+1.5192589173

Religious Organizations, Membership Organizations, Churches, Church

St. Mary's Hungarian Byzantine Catholic Church is a peaceful place for prayer with a strong community feeling. The church is open every Sunday and has a rich tradition. Father Nenos is highly regarded as a great leader.

Kidney Foundation Of Canada

Po Box #22033, 11500 Tecumseh Rd. E, Windsor, N8N 5G6

519.977.9211

Transplantation was still experimental. It was during this time that a young Montreal architect, Morty Tarder, died from kidney disease. Confronted with their son’s death, the Tarder family vowed to start an organization that would raise money for research into this poorly understood disease. In 1964, The Kidney Disease Foundation of Canada, as it was known then, was created in Montreal. Today, the Kidney Foundation of Canada is the national health charity committed to kidney health and to improved lives for all people living with kidney disease. Our vision for the future is an enduring legacy of those dedicated volunteers who, 40 years ago, started out with a compelling cause and the resolve to make a difference. Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to research, and to provide services to individuals living with chronic kidney disease and related conditions. In the 1960s, people with kidney failure had little hope of survival. Dialysis was considered an extraordinary treatment and restricted to very few.

Windsor Women Working With Immigrant Women

Closed now

1368 Ouellette Ave., Windsor, N8X 1J9

519.973.5588

Since 1982, we have been serving our Windsor-Essex County communities. As a non-profit, charitable organization, we strive to achieve excellence in our service delivery to immigrant and refugee women and their families to become full and participating members of Canadian Society. The Windsor Women Working With Immigrant Women is a multi-cultural, non-profit and community based organization. We function in an anti-oppressive, feminist and anti-racist framework. Our approach is holistic, recognizing that our clients are multi-faceted identities, and that negation of any aspect of that is detrimental to their full participation in Canadian society. We are committed to assisting women and their families with priority to immigrant, racialized, individuals with multiple barriers and youth.

Life After Fifty

Closed now

635 McEwan Ave, Windsor, N9B 2E9

(519) 254-1108

Life After Fifty offers classes and activities in two different locations in the city of Windsor - in both the East and West ends of the city, in order to be as accessible as possible to the community. Our West End centre is located on McEwan Avenue and our East End centre is located on the first floor of the WFCU Centre on McHugh Street. In keeping with our wellness and health promotion policies, both facilities are smoke-free and fragrance-free. In addition to offering classes and activities at both of our Windsor locations, Life After Fifty is quite active out in the community as well. From days spent attending the local Windsor International Film Festival or taking a day trip out to our local wineries, to volunteering at local Spitfires games, our members are very active and engaged in the community. Today, Life After Fifty is funded by the United Way Centraide of Windsor-Essex County, the City of Windsor, the Ministry of Health - Long Term Care, through our own fund raising efforts, membership dues and service fees. We have also been supported along the way by government grants and the generosity of our local service clubs and business foundations. As we move forward, Life After Fifty will be developing new ways to meet the needs of both our current members and the up-and-coming boomer generation. The boomer generation has already begun to bring about some new perspectives as to what it means to navigate this stage in life. While maintaining good health is still a top priority, many adults today are looking for a bit more. They view this stage in life as an opportunity to reinvent themselves, renew their outlook on life and generally work to achieve a profound sense of fulfillment and personal wellness. Life After Fifty is committed to continuing to find ways to offer new and exciting opportunities and tools that will help our members thrive in this exciting stage of life.