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CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS OF GREATER SAINT JOHN Please Note! This is not an exhaustive list but meant to give you an iDea of the many charitable organizations operating in our community. There are liKely several others that we have unintentionally overlooked. We encourage you to visit the websites of those listed anD to finD others that we can adD to our list. Remember, the charities must be local anD issue tax receipts in orDer to be eligible. AIDS Saint John Inc. Arts for Everyone FounDation Inc. Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John Inc. Bee Me KiDz Bell Aliant Pioneers – NB Chapter 51 Scholarship FounDation Inc. Big Brothers- Big Sisters of Saint John Inc. Business Community Anti-Poverty Initiative Inc. (BCAPI) CARMA Cat Rescue Saint John Camp Kerry Atlantic – Saint John Camp Wegesegum Inc. Carleton-Kirk Complex Catena Jobs Plus Skills and Development Centre Inc. Centenary-Queen Square Day Care Centres Inc. Cerebral Palsy Foundation (Saint John) Inc. CHAT to the Future Inc. Cherry Brook Zoo of Saint John Inc. Children’s Wish Foundation – Saint John Citizens for Fort LaTour CK Beveridge Royal Canadian Air Cadets Comission de la Bibliotheque le Cormoran Community Autism Centre Inc. Community Food Basket of Saint John Inc. Community Meals on Wheels Saint John Inc. Community Suicide Prevention Committee Coverdale Centre for Women Inc. Crime Stoppers Saint John DARE Canada (FunDy) Inc. Dennis Knibb Scholarship Trust FunD District 8 Parents for String Music Divine Mercy Catholic School Dr. DaviD Stephen Memorial FounDation Inc. Dr. V. A. Snow Centre Inc. Early Intervention Saint John Inc. Early Music Studio of Saint John Inc. Family Plus Life Solutions Inc. Family Resource Centre Inc. Father Edward Leahey & Father Carl HicKey Memorial Scholarship FunD First Steps Housing Fresh Start Services for Women Inc. Fundy Crisis Pregnancy Centre Inc. Fundy Residences Inc. Gentle Path Counselling Inc. Girl GuiDes of CanaDa/GuiDes Du CanaDa New Brunswick Council Habitat for Humanity Saint John Region Inc. Hampton Alliance for Lifelong Learning Inc. Hampton Community Club Hampton FooD Basket anD Clothing Centre Inc. Hampton High School Scholarship anD Bursary FounDation Inc. Hampton John Peters Humphrey FounDation Inc. Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership Inc. Hampton Rotary Charitable Trust Inc. Hampton Seniors Resource Centre Inc. Hestia House Inc. Hospice of Greater Saint John Inc. Imperial Theatre Inc. InDepenDence Plus IncorporateD InglewooD Manor Inc. InterAction Theatre Company Inc. John T. McMillan Jr. Memorial Foundation Inc. KV Community for Disabled Persons Inc. Kennebec Manor Inc. Kennebec Seniors Housing Inc. Kennebecasis Public Library Inc. Kennebecasis Valley – Community – Capacity – Children Inc. Kennebecasis Valley Food Basket Inc. Kennebecasis Valley High School Activities Committee, Inc. Key InDustries Charitable FounDation Inc. Kings Way Care Centre Inc. Kiwanis Club of Saint John Knights of Columbus Council 937 Charities Inc. KV Oasis Youth Centre LaKewood Headstart Association Inc. L’Arche Saint John Inc. Lily LaKe Pavilion Inc. Loch Lomond Villa Inc. Luxor Temple Shrine Hospital Patient Transportation Fund Marco Polo Harbourfront Historical Village & Museum Inc. NeighbourhooD Police Council Inc. New BrunswicK Civil Air Search and Rescue Inc. New BrunswicK Competitive Music Festival Inc. New BrunswicK Genealogical Society New BrunswicK Historical Society New BrunswicK International Sculpture Symposium Inc. New BrunswicK Museum New BrunswicK Youth Orchestra Inc. / Sistema New Direction Inc. Opera New Brunswick Inc. Pasage Saint John Inc. Pascobac Centre 1979 Inc. Port City Dance AcaDemy Inc. PRUDE Inc. RCS-NetherwooD Alumni Inc. Re-CAP Saint John Read Saint John Rehabitat Inc. River Valley Community Centre Inc. River Valley Food Bank Inc. River Valley GrounD Search anD Rescue Team Inc. River Valley Track Association Inc. Rocmaura Inc. Rocmaura Auxiliary Inc. Romero House Inc. Rotary Club of Rothesay-Kings Charitable Trust Rothesay Netherwood School Royal Canadian Legion Carleton (NB No. 02) Branch Poppy FunD Royal Canadian Legion Hampton Branch NB No. 28 Branch Poppy FunD Royal Canadian Legion Lancaster Br No 69 Branch Poppy FunD Saint John Aquatic Centre Commission Saint John Arts Centre Saint John Association for Community Living Saint John Centre for Services to Handicapped Inc. Saint John Community Christmas Exchange Saint John Community Loan Fund Saint John Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Inc. Saint John Firefighters Historical Society Inc. St. John Free Public Library Saint John High School Centennial Scholarship Fund Trust Saint John Horticultural Association Saint John Human Development Council Inc. Saint John Jewish Historical Society Saint John the Baptist / King Edward Lunch Program Saint John Labour Community Services Inc. Saint John North End Food Assistance Group Inc. Saint John SPCA Animal Rescue Saint John Vocational/Harbourview High Alumni Scholarship Fund Saint John Volunteer Centre Inc. Saint John Shelter Ltd. Second Stage Housing Inc. Inc. Senior Citizen’s Services Saint John Inc. Senior’s Resource Centre ShaKespeare Society of Saint John Inc. Shining Horizons Therapeutic Riding Association Inc. Simonds High School Scholarship Fund Inc. SJHS Alumni Fund Inc. Somerset Pre-School Inc. Sophia Recovery Centre Inc. South End Day Care Centre Inc. Stay Strong Cancer Support Group St. Joseph’s Hospital Auxiliary Inc. St. Mary’s Band Inc St. Vincent’s Alumnae Scholarship Committee Symphony New BrunswicK Tadd N.B. Inc. The Air Cadet League of Canada 527 Simonds Squadron The Boys and Girls Club of Saint John Inc. The Centre for Youth Care Inc. The Crescent Valley Resource Centre Inc. The Curly Adams Fund Inc. The Elizabeth Fry Society of Saint John Inc. The Estey Art Initiative Inc. The Evening Times-Globe Empty Stocking FunD The Evening Times-Globe GooDfellows FunD The Joshua Group The New Brunswick Heart and Stroke Foundation The Saint John Learning Exchange Ltd. The Saint John Theatre Company Inc. The Salvation Army Community and Family Services – Saint John The Wiggins Home TRC (The Resource Centre) for Youth in Greater Saint John Inc. Touchstone Community School Inc. Turnbull Nursing Home UniteD Catena Transportation Services Inc. UniteD Way of Greater Saint John Inc. Victorian Order of Nurses (Saint John) Inc. Vocational Training Centre West SiDe Co-operative Preschool West SiDe FooD BanK Inc. WorKers4wishes Inc. Youth Safe Harbour Transitional Services Inc. YMCA of Greater Saint John YWCA Saint John Youth Enhancement Program Inc. .
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