Find non profit organizations in Kentville, NS. Listings include CLAS - Community Living Alternatives Society, Open Arms Resource Centre, Annapolis Valley Labour Council, Holiday4Hearts, South Alton Community Hall, First Responders Wellness Symposium Society.
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Mission Statement CLAS provides quality community living opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities. CLAS promotes and facilitates their exercise of individual rights...
Sponsor a holiday wreath for a local community organization and help fund a community AED.
We are a non profit community hall for use by the community and surrounding areas. This hall has been part of the South Alton area, first as a School House and now a community cent...
We are a non-profit society committed to the health and well-being of all first responders. The team is made up of Police, Fire Fighters, and Paramedics from Western Nova Scotia (S...
The Association meets the first Wednesday night of each month. Everyone is welcome. Only a toonie to join.
We are a non-profit Historical European Martial Arts club. Located in Kings County & Annapolis county, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Tomorrow's Leaders Today! We train every Wed 6:30-9pm Sept to June. Learn leadership, citizenship, outdoor skills & more. Free to join! For all youth 12-18 years old!
The Fundy Interchurch Food Bank is a volunteer organization that is committed to providing food relief to individuals and families.
This initiative is about brightening the future African Nova Scotians by delving into the longstanding challenges and social obstacles that have persisted for too long. Let's come ...
Mission: To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime. | 1-800-665-6233 x387
St. John Ambulance is a charitable organization dedicated to helping Canadians improve their health,
Apr 12, 1980—he began a run across Canada to fight cancer. Sep 1, 1980—his run stopped, but his legacy began. Terry Fox showed courage is what you give. This Sept 20, we run to hel...
“Empowering African Nova Scotian communities across the Valley through development, opportunity, and leadership. Proudly serving as a voice for progress, unity, and growth.”
Kings County Amateur Radio Club dates its beginnings back to Jan. 21, 1969. Our repeater is VE1AEH.
I am here to contribute to the development of our communities
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A welcoming ‘home away from home’ for Valley Regional Hospital patients, guests, and staff.
VANSDA'S mission is to improve the quality of life for African Nova Scotians in the Valley by creating Partnerships in Employment, Training and Education.
This page is in memory of Wyatt Davies.Wyatt passed away Oct1/20 of Rhabdo.The funds raised go towar
The Landscape of Grand Pré was declared a World Heritage Site on June 30, 2012.
Our goal at Valley Yoga Fest is to bring our communities together, share a sense of wellness, promote physical activity, and to teach the benefits of yoga.
We are here to help! We offer confidential, personal support for you and your partner with pregnancy
Get Inspired, Get Connected, Get involved. HUB spaces provide an inspirational home to members and are a focal point for change within the local communities. For more information o...
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