Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Margaret Park, Winnipeg, MB
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Results from the 'Organizations, Associations & Clubs' category in Margaret Park, Winnipeg
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1295 Salter Street, MARGARET PARK, Winnipeg, R2V 3J2
(204) 338-0046
mariage, Club, Auditorium, Hall, salles de réception, Membership Organizations, Community center, Recreation center, fournitures, banquet halls, Civic & Social Associations Nearby results from the Organizations, Associations & Clubs category
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4 - 1805 MAIN STREET, SEVEN OAKS, Winnipeg, R2V 2A2
(204) 783-0466
The Goal of the Epilepsy and Seizure Association of Manitoba is to promote the well being of people with epilepsy and seizures in Manitoba on a non profit basis. 
375 Jefferson Avenue, JEFFERSON, Winnipeg, R2V 0N3
204 985 6120
Business Associations, Clubs et Associations, Association, Sports et Loisirs, Associations, Membership Organizations, associations d intérêts particuliers 
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620 Brock Street, JEFFERSON, Winnipeg, R3N 0Z4
(204) 339-7291
MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS, NEC 
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720 Henderson Highway, KILDONAN DRIVE, Winnipeg, R2K 0Z5
(204) 667-5731
Recreation center, Civic & Social Associations, Centers, Community center, Community Organization 
The Bronx Park Community Club is highly regarded for its diverse range of activities, including pickleball, hobbies, fitness classes, and introductory courses. Seniors particularly enjoy the offerings and appreciate the friendly staff. Registration and check-in processes are generally praised, but some have noted the need for more efficient registration procedures. 
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210 St Cross Street, LUXTON, Winnipeg, R2W 5H4
(204) 582-8249
Community Organization, Centers, Parcs et Centres d amusement, Sports et Loisirs, Centres de loisirs, Community center, Membership Organizations, Club, Civic & Social Associations Luxton Community Centre is fondly remembered by many for being a beloved hangout spot, particularly for kids and young adults. Past visitors express nostalgia for the Centre's prime days. 
1795 HENDERSON HWY, Winnipeg, R2G 1P3
204 325 4243
The Corvette Club of Manitoba Inc. was founded in 1971 and is now in its 40th year. Membership currently exceeds 140 members and co-members (spouse or significant other). A wide variety of Corvettes are represented in the club with many from the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s, including many from the new C6 generation, including a C6 ZR1. As a non-profit organization, and to raise money, the club participates in various fund raising events (car shows, raffle tickets). The club's primary charity is the Rainbow Society. Some other events that are held throughout the year are slalom races, Gimli drag races, games nights, show & shines (car shows), summer fun cruises, BBQs, club travel meetings in the summer, parts swap meets... the list goes on and on. Many of our sponsors offer parts and service discounts, and if a mysterious problem occurs with your car, chances are someone in the club has experienced and corrected the same problem. Upon joining the club, a new member receives a Corvette Club of Manitoba jacket patch, window decal, and a membership card. A monthly newsletter detailing all upcoming events is emailed to each member, and club jackets and T-shirts are also available. Membership is $40 per year, or $55 total for a member and co-member. There is an additional one time $5 fee for new applications. 
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1335 Main St, LUXTON, Winnipeg, R2W 3T7
(204) 582-9163
Membership Organizations, Veterans organization, Community Services and Organizations, Business associations The Royal Canadian Legion #246 is centrally located and welcoming to patrons. The staff is friendly and conversational. Karaoke takes place on Friday and Saturday nights, making it a popular destination for those who enjoy singing and affordable drinks and food. 
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595 Mountain Ave, Winnipeg, R2W 4X3
(204) 582-6051
Club, Bowling alley Customers appreciate the comfortable and quaint atmosphere at Bowl Below, with friendly staff making for an enjoyable bowling experience. An ideal activity for passing an afternoon. 
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2121 Henderson Hwy, NORTH KILDONAN, Winnipeg, R2G 1P8
(204) 940-7533
Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Incorporated is dedicated to providing strong leadership and support to its member clubs to develop and maintain safe and environmentally responsible snowmobile trails to further the enjoyment of organized snowmobiling throughout Manitoba. 
339 BOYD AVE, ST. JOHN'S, Winnipeg, R2W 1P1
(204) 586-6784
Associations, Societies, Foundations 
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418 Aberdeen Avenue, WILLIAM WHYTE, Winnipeg, R2W 1V7
(204) 582-8779
Inner City Youth Alive (ICYA) is located in the North End of Winnipeg, which is one of the poorest and underserved area in Winnipeg and Canada. ICYA provides a safe, active and nurturing environment for children and youth many of whom experience poverty, abuse and neglect. ICYA engages local kids by offering quality programs through which relationships grow. These supportive relationships play a vital role in the lives of hundreds who are at risk, providing hope, inspiration, mentorship and a strong sense of the Heavenly Father's desire to be in relationship with us. These essential programs empower children and youth to grow and develop into confident individuals who are better equipped to deal with the harsh realities that they face daily. Our History Inner City Youth Alive was founded in 1986 with the vision of Mark Friesen and Kent Dueck. Their vision was to make a difference in the lives of our inner city youth by sharing the love of Christ with them. They committed themselves to the youth and gave their time as volunteers through wilderness camping trips and by teaching them woodworking skills. ICYA had a humble beginning but God faithfully provided so that it has grown to become what it is today. With dozens of volunteers, a large support constituency, great programs and a strong staff team, ICYA continues to make a difference in the lives of youth. The original vision still burns, and genuine caring continues to drive the ministry as they grow into the years ahead. Customers express their encouragement and appreciation for Inner City Youth Alive's impact in the community. They praise the loving and caring staff who go above and beyond for every visitor. One customer specifically mentions enjoying their experience with 'Matt' 
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817 Kapelus Dr, Unit A, West St. Paul, R4A 5A4
(204) 654-9426
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235 Mcgregor St, DUFFERIN, Winnipeg, R2W 4W5
204 582 0138
Association or organization 
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871 Gateway Rd, VALLEY GARDENS, Winnipeg, R2K 3L1
(204) 668-0960
Clubs, Divertissements et média, Associations, Civic & Social Associations, Sorties, Membership Organizations, Club 
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412A Dufferin Ave, Winnipeg, R2W 2Y5
(204) 914-3287
289 Manitoba Ave, WILLIAM WHYTE, Winnipeg, R2W 2E8
(204) 582-5830
Our Purpose To provide a safe place for kids, ages 5-12, where they can build positive relationships with caring adults. To provide safe temporary shelter for adults in transition. To help people become contributing members of their community To give opportunity to build self-esteem by respecting and developing gifts and abilities, by building on people's strengths. To promote a healthy community in which people gain a sense of pride and dignity. To empower people living in this area so they can take control of their own destiny. To provide the healing message of the gospel of Jesus Christ to bring hope to people that are hurting. Mission Statement Build frienships in a fun and healthy community with an opportunity to discover a God who loves, forgives, and invites us to join His family. Core Value Statement We value the Bible. It is from the Bible, God's Word, that we discover God's amazing love, mercy, and grace for all people. From the overflowing abundance of God's love, we find our call to ministry. We value people. We follow the example of Christ who taught us to love all people, regardless of their religion, culture, or race. We will act in ways that demonstrate this love. We value community. For this reason we encourage relationships between staff and children, children and children, as well as staff with other staff. We seek to create an environment of service to one another. Most of all we encourage a friendship with Christ who deeply desires a close relationship with each of us. We value small groups. We believe that small groups are conducive in the formation of relationships and enhance opportunities for learning and discovery We value our staff, volunteers and all those who contribute to the effective operation of this organization.