Find non profit organizations in Kenora, ON. Listings include Pabaamashi - Intergenerational Land-Based Family Camps, Northern Ontario Grassroots Tourism Organization, NFC Wasa Nabin Youth Program, Friends of Camp Stephens, The Kenora, Dryden, and Sioux Lookout Shoebox Project, NFC Wasa-Nabin Youth Program.
In 1911 the Kenora Agricultural Society was charted by the former Department of Agricultural of Ontario for the purpose of promoting the agricultural industry in this area. In that...
Pabaamashi is a fully subsidized, intergenerational land/water-based camp for Indigenous & non-Indigenous families. Led by First Nations and Metis, camps will bring generations t...
Grassroots Tourism Organizations working together to share best practices and support each other.
Ne-Chee Friendship Centre Wasa-Nabin Youth Program, for Youth ages 12-18. Located in Kenora, Ontario.
Camp Stephens has been changing lives for children and youth since 1891. Located on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, it’s been the go-to summer destination for children and young people...
We are a registered charity that collects and distributes gift-filled shoeboxes to women impacted by homelessness in Canada, US and UK. Working with members of the community, we en...
Not currently active The Kenora Cat Shelter Yard Sales raise money to house, feed, medicate and love homeless cats in the Kenora area. 100% of funds go to the Kenora Cat Shelter
Our goal is to help FIREFLY staff go above and beyond in their service delivery. Support our ongoing 50-50 Raffle at www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/krrdff
We are a community based organization that advocates for women through education and support while focusing on restoring dignity for all. We provide pregnant women as well as postp...
NEW IMMINENT IMMIGRATION was created in 1981, NII CANADA has always sought to develop the quality of human relations. With many years of accumulated experience in the field.
We are trying to educate people that there is a homelessness crisis here in Kenora Ontario
The Right to Play program is based out of Kenora Chiefs Advisory and serves 8 surrounding communities with developing life-skills through sports and games.