Non-Profit Directory – Community Sector Council NL

Non-Profit Organization Directory

Find community organizations, charities and non-profits throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Search by keyword, or filter by category and region.

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Religious organizations and churches

Bay of Islands Parish (St. Ambrose and St. James)

Lark Harbour
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A family of worshiping Christians; where the faith is taught where people of all ages can grow in love and commitment to Christ in an atmosphere of caring, sharing, loving and respect for all persons; - where opportunity is provided for witness and service in the wider community.

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Lark Harbour
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Emergency/crisis service

Bay of Islands Search and Rescue

Corner Brook
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Bay of Islands Volunteer Search and Rescue, or BOISAR, is a dedicated group of over 30 trained personnel committed to providing quality search and rescue support to law enforcement agencies in the Bay of Islands area and throughout the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Corner Brook
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Education/training/employment

Bay Roberts Public Library

Bay Roberts
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Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.

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Bay Roberts
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Bayview Sports and Wharf Committee Inc.

Twillingate
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Development and maintenance of community wharf and provision of recreation programs in the community of Bayview.

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Twillingate
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Business/professionals/industry

BDO Canada LLP - St. John's

St. John's
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What began with a small office in Winnipeg over 100 years ago has grown to more than 100 locations across Canada and thousands more around the world. BDO Canada has come a long way since founder Colonel James M. Dunwoody left Belfast for Canada, joining a firm of chartered accountants. National and international alliances were formed through a series of partnerships that resulted in the BDO name. Today, we offer 3,000 professionals in offices from Vancouver to St. Johns, serving more than 50,000 clients.

Community
St. John's
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Community and economic development

Beach Development Fund Inc. (Lance Cove) - Bell Island

Bell Island
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Our mission is to improve growth and economic development in collaboration with residents and visitors alike to recognize, raise awareness and preserve the heritage of Lance Cove. We aspire to continuously exceed expectations as a primary resource for encouraging, supporting and connecting community members so they grow in capacity to better serve the area! More people, having more fun, more often!

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Bell Island
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Recreation/sports

Beach Festival - North West River

North West River
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Provide a weekend of fun, preserve traditions and culture, promote local crafters and artists and to provide a percent of the revenue to non-profit organizations in Town

Community
North West River
Region
Labrador
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Beagle Paws Inc.

St. John's
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St. John's
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Environment

Beautification Committee - Clarenville

Clarenville
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The Beautification and Natural Environment Committee's role is to help to improvement of the quality of life in Clarenville by developing policies and places that emphasize the natural beauty of the community and contribute to the beautification and protection of public spaces and the natural environment.

Community
Clarenville
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Environment
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Heritage/preservation

Bell Island Heritage Society Inc.

Bell Island
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The Bell Island Heritage Society operates the Bell Island No. 2 Mine Tour in an effort to educate both the local and general public on the history of the mines on the island.

Community
Bell Island
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Service/social clubs

Benevolent Irish Society (BIS) - St. John's

St. John's
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Currently we support the Social Lunch Program as our main charitable effort combining Education and Benevolence. We use our space at Harvey Road for fundraising, for society meetings, hold educational seminar and events. We also rent the space to society members and the General Public. WE do have space that we rent on a commercial basis to help pay for the building.

Community
St. John's
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Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Benoit First Nation

Cape St. George
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Work for the Mi'kmaq community in building, infrastructure, economic development and well being. To bring services and programs to the local community. Bring Mi'kmaq culture, traditions, language to our children. To rebuild our pride and self-worth

Community
Cape St. George
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Heritage/preservation

Beothuk Institute Inc

Grand Falls-Windsor
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The primary purposes of the Beothuk Institute are to create, maintain and enhance public knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Beothuk People and their prehistoric ancestors, and to initiate, support and/or encourage projects commensurate with this aim.

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Grand Falls-Windsor
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Service for people with disabilities

Best Buddies Canada - St. John's

St. John's
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Best Buddies Vrais Copains Canada is a national charitable organization dedicated to enhancing our communities through one-to-one friendships for people with intellectual disabilities and students. Our program gives people with intellectual disabilities the chance to have experiences which most people take for granted - going for coffee, out to a movie, or simply enjoying the company of a good friend. To this end, Best Buddies establishes chapters at high schools, universities and colleges across the country.

Community
St. John's
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