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[T077] 10459 2Nd Line Campbellville on L0P 1B0 Activity: Religion AA & O # 24-7 Prayer Canada Incorporated [T077] 10459 2nd Line Campbellville ON L0P 1B0 Activity: Religion A A & O: Support Services for Older Adults [A003] 200 280 Smith Street Winnipeg MB R3C 1K2 Activity: Social Services A Rocha Canada [A099] 1620 192nd Street Surrey BC V3Z 9V2 Activity: Environment Aberdeen Evangelical Mennonite Church [A032] 265 Flora Avenue Winnipeg MB R2W 2R2 Activity: Religion Aboriginal Disabled Self Help Group [A118] 304 181 Higgins Avenue Winnipeg MB R3B 3G1 Activity: Social Services Aboriginal Senior Resources Centre [A149] 527 Selkirk Avenue Winnipeg MB R2W 2M5 Activity: Social Services Abundant Life Lutheran Church [A100] 3486 Raleigh Street East St Paul MB R2E 1B9 Activity: Religion Acceso International [A105] Box 11395 Station H Ottawa ON K2H 7V1 Activity: International Accountable Development Works [A119] 1574 Erin Street Winnipeg MB R3E 2T1 Activity: Social Services Action Against Hunger [A127] 720 Bathurst Street Suite 500 Toronto ON M5S 2R4 Activity: International Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights [A138] 251 Bank Street 2nd Floor Ottawa ON K2P 1X3 Activity: Health Action Centre Day Nursery [A112] 377 Dufferin Avenue Winnipeg MB R2W 2Y2 Activity: Social Services Actionmarguerite [A129] 185 Despins Street Winnipeg MB R2H 2B3 Activity: Health Actionmarguerite (St Joseph) [A145] 1149 Leila Avenue Winnipeg MB R2P 1S6 Activity: Health ACWAM Outreach Ministries [A110] Box 372 105 Christina Street S Sarnia ON N7T 7J2 Activity: International Adas Yeshurun Herzlia Congregation [A146] 620 Brock Street Winnipeg MB R3N 0Z4 Activity: Religion Addictions Foundation of Manitoba [A005-1] 1031 Portage Avenue Winnipeg MB R3G 0R8 Activity: Health Addictions Foundation of Manitoba - Brandon & Surrounding Area [A005-2] 510 Frederick Street Brandon MB R7A 6Z4 Activity: Health Addictions Foundation of Manitoba - Portage Chapter [A005-4] 9 Saskatchewan Avenue 2nd Floor Portage la Prairie MB R1N 0P4 Activity: Health Adonai Restoration Ministries [A108] 207 Roberta Avenue Winnipeg MB R2K 0K2 Activity: Religion Adoption Options Manitoba [A030] 1313 Portage Avenue Winnipeg MB R3G 0V3 Activity: Social Services Advancing Indigenous Missions [A140] 235 Princess Street Winnipeg MB R3B 1L9 Activity: Religion African Communities of Manitoba [A133] 101 421 Kennedy Street Winnipeg MB R3B 2N2 Activity: Culture & Recreation Against Malaria Foundation Canada [A104] 1 Place Ville Marie Montréal QC H3B 4M7 Activity: Health Agape Table [A002] Box 26111 Winnipeg MB R3G 3R3 Activity: Social Services Agriculture in the Classroom - Manitoba [A116] Box 278 Grp 327 RR 3 Selkirk MB R1A 2A8 Activity: Education & Research Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Canada [A004] 525 Kylemore Avenue Winnipeg MB R3L 1B5 Activity: Religion Aid to the Church in Need Canada [A144] 1857 Maisonneuve O Bureau 400 Montreal QC H3H 1J9 Activity: Religion Air Cadet League of Canada - 177 Winnipeg Squadron [A117] 969 St Matthews Avenue Winnipeg MB R3J 3Y5 Activity: Social Services Air Cadet League of Canada (Manitoba) [A091] Box 17000 Station Forces Suite 153 Winnipeg MB R3J 3Y5 Activity: Social Services A-Kid at Heart [A136] 35 Fairgrove Bay Winnipeg MB R2R 1C9 Activity: Social Services Al-Anon/Alateen Central Services Manitoba [A094] (for members and in memory/honour donations only) 107 2621 Portage Avenue Winnipeg MB R3J 0P7 Activity: Social Services Alberta Cancer Foundation [A088] 710 10123 99 Street NW Edmonton AB T5J 3H1 Activity: Health Alberta Children's Hospital Research Centre [A061] 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Calgary AB T3B 6A8 Activity: Education & Research Alberta Council for Environmental Education [A121] 911 Larch Place Canmore AB T1W 1S5 Activity: Environment Alberta School for the Deaf [A064] 6240 113 Street Edmonton AB T6H 3L2 Activity: Education & Research Albright Church [A071] 3400 de Vries Avenue East St Paul MB R2E 0C8 Activity: Religion Aleph-Bet Child Life Enrichment Program [A056] 1007 Sinclair Street Winnipeg MB R2V 3J5 Activity: Social Services Alexander Pastoral Charge [A123] Box 75 Alexander MB R0K 0A0 Activity: Religion Alive Family Church [A120] Box 373 Stonewall MB R0C 2Z0 Activity: Religion All Saints Church [A022] 175 Colony Street Winnipeg MB R3C 1W2 Activity: Religion Allergy/Asthma Information Association [A067] 17 Four Season Place Suite 200 Toronto ON M9B 6E6 Activity: Health Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians [A095] Box 20262 RPO Town Centre Kelowna BC V1Y 9H2 Activity: Law, Advocacy & Politics Alpha House Project [A029] Box 37015 RPO St Vital Centre Winnipeg MB R3M 5R3 Activity: Social Services Alpha Omega Women's Alumnae Trust Fund [A141] 7-390 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg MB R3M 0B7 Activity: Social Services Alpine Canada Alpin [A079] 302 151 Canada Olympic Road SW Calgary AB T3B 6B7 Activity: Culture & Recreation Altona Community Foundation [A132] Box 2076 Altona MB R0G 0B0 Activity: Grant-Making, Fundraising & Voluntarism Promotion Alzheimer Society of Alberta and NWT [A062] 308 14925 111th Avenue Edmonton AB T5M 2P6 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of British Columbia [A058] 300 828 West 8th Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 1E2 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Canada [A040] 20 Eglinton Avenue W Suite 1600 Toronto ON M4R 1K8 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Manitoba - Manitoba Provincial Office [A008-1] 10 120 Donald Street Winnipeg MB R3C 4G2 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Manitoba - North Central Region [A008-5] 108B Saskatchewan Avenue E Portage la Prairie MB R1N 1L1 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Manitoba - South Central Region [A008-4] 105 650 South Railway Avenue Winkler MB R6W 0L6 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Manitoba - Westman Region [A008-2] 457 9th Street Unit 4B Brandon MB R7A 1K2 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Ontario [A066] 1600 20 Eglinton Avenue W Toronto ON M4R 1K8 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan [A115] 301 2550 12th Avenue Regina SK S4P 3X1 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Waterloo Wellington - Cambridge [A081] 1145 Concession Road 2nd Floor Cambridge ON N3H 4L5 Activity: Health Alzheimer Society of Waterloo Wellington - Guelph [A103] 207 255 Woodlawn Road W Guelph ON N1H 8J1 Activity: Health Amazon Evangelism Society [A086] 405 12090 227th Street Maple Ridge BC V2X 6J5 Activity: International AMMI Lacombe Canada MAMI [A102] 601 Taylor Street W Saskatoon SK S7M 0C9 Activity: Religion Amnesty International - Canadian Section [A050] 312 Laurier Avenue E Ottawa ON K1N 1H9 Activity: Social Services Amnesty International - Group 19 (Winnipeg) [A009-2] 251B Notre Dame Avenue Winnipeg MB R3B 1N8 Activity: Social Services Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society [A010] 1717 Dublin Avenue Unit 2A Winnipeg MB R3H 0H2 Activity: Social Services Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of Quebec [A087] 5415 Pare Street Suite 200 Mont-Royal QC H4P 1P7 Activity: Social Services Ancop International Canada [A114] 418A Hanlan Road Unit 3 Vaughan ON L4L 4Z1 Activity: Education & Research Andrews Street Family Centre [A053] 220 Andrews Street Winnipeg MB R2W 4T1 Activity: Social Services Angels Anonymous Connection [A137] 3311 58th Street Unit 74 Edmonton AB T6L 6X3 Activity: Social Services Anglican Church of Canada [A033] 80 Hayden Street Toronto ON M4Y 3G2 Activity: International Anglican Parish of Christ Church [A068] 227 McLean Avenue Selkirk MB R1A 0T7 Activity: Religion Anglican Parish of St Peter Dynevor [A135] Box 19 Grp 215 RR 2 Selkirk MB R1A 2A7 Activity: Religion Animal Justice Canada [A134] 5700 100 King Street W Toronto ON M5X 1C7 Activity: Environment Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area [A122] 20 194001 160 Street W Foothills AB T1S 4K9 Activity: Environment Anola United Church [A023] Box 147 Anola MB R0E 0A0 Activity: Religion Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba [A031] 100 4 Fort Street Winnipeg MB R3C 1C4 Activity: Health Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba - Interlake [A031-2] Box 385 Winnipeg Beach MB R0C 3G0 Activity: Health Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba - Westman [A031-3] Box 22046 BDPO Brandon MB R7A 6Y9 Activity: Health Aplastic Anemia and Myelodysplasia Association of Canada [A077] 11181 Yonge Street Suite 321 Richmond Hill ON L4S 1L2 Activity: Health Arborg Christian Fellowship Church [A125] Box 676 Arborg MB R0C 0A0 Activity: Religion Arborg Play Group [A025] Box 805 Arborg MB R0C 0A0 Activity: Social Services ARC Industries - Portage la Prairie [A011-2] 1675 Saskatchewan Avenue W Portage la Prairie MB R1N 0R4 Activity: Social Services Arcane Horizon [A082] 62 1313 Border Street Winnipeg MB R3H 0X4 Activity: Social Services Archdiocese of St Boniface [A012] 151 de la Cathédrale Avenue Winnipeg MB R2H 0H6 Activity: Religion Ardal-Geysir Evangelical Lutheran Church [A142] Box 160 Arborg MB R0C 0A0 Activity: Religion Army Cadet League of Canada [A047] 66 Lisgar Street Ottawa ON K2P 0C1 Activity: Culture & Recreation Army Cadet League of Canada (Manitoba) [A139] 103 Blackwood Bay Winnipeg MB R3T 5X2 Activity: Culture & Recreation Arnaud Mennonite Church [A070] Box 3 Arnaud MB R0A 0B0 Activity: Religion Arrow River Forest Hermitage [A147] Suite 13-06 13th Floor Tower A Ottawa ON K1R 5A3 Activity: Religion Art City [A080] 616 Broadway Winnipeg MB R3C 0W8 Activity: Culture & Recreation Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba [A078] 710 Rosser Avenue Unit 2 Brandon MB R7A 0K9 Activity: Culture & Recreation Artbeat Studio [A106] 62 Albert Street 4th Floor Winnipeg MB R3B 1E9 Activity: Culture & Recreation Arthritis Society - BC & Yukon Division [A055] 895 West 10th Avenue Vancouver BC V5Z 1L7 Activity: Health Arthritis Society -
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