Find non profit organizations in Prince George, BC. Listings include Camp Ispah - Girl Guides of Canada, Baby's New Beginnings, BC Association of Social Workers - Northern Branch, PG Peacemakers, Steve's Cruise Travels, Lanterns PG.
We strengthen vital connections that support people in need in our local communities.
Camp Ispah has provided many members of Girl Guides memorable camping experiences since 1965.
The PG Elizabeth Fry Society's Baby's New Beginnings program is designed to offer support to at-risk pregnant and postpartum women by providing nutrition info, peer & group connect...
The BC Association of Social Workers - Northern Branch is one of 9 regional branches representing th
The PGPM exist to bring together believers, cast kingdom vision, and catalyze transformative action in our city. We want to see our city transformed!
Lanterns provides support to those who are grieving a death, divorce or other difficult transition
HEARTBEAT is Peer Support Offering Empathy, Encouragement and Direction Following the suicide of a loved one.
Working with community to support literacy engagement, projects and programs. Connect & Learn
An annual event that fosters fun and learning, stimulates creativity, celebrates cultural. Our aims and objective is to celebrate cultural diversity, promote inclusivity, and provi...
Your support helps us cover competition fees, travel, uniforms, and training opportunities that allow our teams to shine on and off the mat. Every donation keeps our spirit stong ...
Our soccer camps are based on elite programming and offer inclusive training for all.
Club 786, District 21, Division J, Area 83
Increasing Access and Inclusion of Parks and Trails throughout British Columbia, Canada
We’re a bunch of folks who think standing in rivers waving sticks at fish is the best way to spend a day. Since the early 1970s, we’ve been tying flies, swapping fish tales (some t...
We are the Multiple Sclerosis community of Prince George BC, Canada. Our local group recognizes and welcomes our international connections and comrades affected and afflicted by Mu...
The Prince George Army Cadets is a youth organization dedicated to youth 12-18. This page is for information only and point of contact.
United as a community to promote the awareness and celebration of African and Caribbean heritage.
Information and Resource Society for Persons with Disabilities and Special Needs
We are currenty meet online every Thursday at noon via zoom. Come see what we do: https://zoom.us/j/8969700338 & Password: 113355 We hope to meet again soon, when safe to do, at...
Michael’s Angels Contracting AND Michael’s Angels Non-Profit Foundation. Two companies to support the community in different ways. One to help the homeless, and the mentally ill ...
Working towards ending violence against women and children since 1974
Celebrate Black History Month in Cariboo North with a vibrant in-person family-friendly event each year
CUPE 4951 is a composite local that represents over 400 members across five bargaining Units
We provide parent education and hands-on support in a supportive and strength-based environment.
Our goal is to create a family friendly annual AutoShow. Each year we will select a local charity to support. This year we have chosen the Prince George Parkinson's Volunteer Suppo...
Bringing together the Ghanaian Community in Prince George�
We are a badge-earning and skills-building, structured colony, striving to follow the Canadian Path. With shared experiences, reflection, and teamwork, the kids will have a challen...
Participation in Family Councils results in enhanced care and improved quality of life for residents in long-term care.
Bringing the joy of 3D printed toys to kids in need.
UNA-Canada is an historic national civil society organization and registered charity with the mandate to educate and engage citizens on the work of the United Nations and global is...
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