Non-Profit Directory – Community Sector Council NL

Non-Profit Organization Directory

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Heritage/preservation

Pony Project Corporation - Torbay

Torbay
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The Torbay Newfoundland Pony Project is a charitable organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Newfoundland Ponies. The project began as a group of pony owners and enthusiasts. The group occasionally hosted pony rides and gathered for fence building.

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Torbay
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Pony Society (Newfoundland)

St. John's
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The Society convinced the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador that the Newfoundland Pony was a living part of the provinces cultural history and as such, required legal protection before there were too few ponies to maintain a healthy population.

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St. John's
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Community and economic development

Port Corporation - Corner Brook

Corner Brook
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To ensure the growth and development of high quality ocean transportation and distribution services. To enhance the economic well being of Western and Northern Newfoundland and Labrador. Following divestiture, the Corner Brook Port Corporation will operate as a commercially viable not-for-profit corporation.

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Corner Brook
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Recreation/sports

Portland Creek Recreation Committee Inccorporated

Portland Creek
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Portland Creek
Business/professionals/industry

Port of Argentia

Freshwater
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Port of Argentia is a private not-for-profit corporation mandated to provide effective stewardship of the seaport and industrial property at Argentia, NL to enhance the regions economic vitality and quality of life. Port of Argentia owns and operates the Northside Industrial Park, Southside Industrial Park and Argentia Sunset RV Park. In combination, these three Parks include some 1,200 hectares of developed industrial land, and 46,000 square metres of commercial building space. The Port is a premier heavy industrial seaport offering ice-free, year-round access, a wide turning basin, heavy lift capacity, with up to 11-metre draught alongside 645 metres of dock facilities and features a variety of stevedoring, transportation, crane and other dock services available on site in support of both domestic and international container shipping. The Port is certified by Transport Canada as compliant under the Marine Transportation Security Regulations (MTSR), with dock facilities surrounded by a 40-hectare secure fenced compound.

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Freshwater
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Service/social clubs

Positive Thinkers Club - St. John's

Holyrood
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A non-profit organization which exists to help members grow personally and professionally and develop positive attitudes through meetings, seminars and fellowship. To provide positive stimulation and success in life

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Holyrood
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Service for people with disabilities

Pottle Centre Inc.

St. John's
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The Pottle Centre provides a safe, pleasant environment for adults who are living with mental health issues, illnesses and addictions. A place to socialize, meet people and relax without any fees. There are also scheduled activities for those members who would like more structure in their day.

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St. John's
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Funding resources

Pouch Cove Foundation Inc. / James Baird Gallery

Pouch Cove
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We are now James Baird > Pouch Cove & Buenos Aires and are engaged in assorted projects in both locations and places in between.

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Pouch Cove
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Heritage/preservation

Pouch Cove Museum

Pouch Cove
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Consists of numerous artifacts which depict the history of the community. Our Museum is opened during regular busines hours year round. Come and check it out. It is located at the Town Hall.

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Pouch Cove
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Religious organizations and churches

Prayer Book Society Of Canada - Eastern Newfoundland Branch

St. John's
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The Society upholds the maintenance of the Prayer Book as the official standard of doctrine and worship in the Anglican Church of Canada (while supporting a modest amount of flexibility as may be sensible and locally appropriate). It seeks to foster a rediscovery of the classical Anglican way of worship, devotion and reading of Scripture, as embodied in the Book of Common Prayer.

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St. John's
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Heritage/preservation

Presentation Congregation Archives - St. John's

St. John's
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The collection, which includes manuscripts, artifacts, record books, photographs and personal papers documents the history of the Presentation Order in Newfoundland from the arrival of the first four volunteers to the present day. The Archives also holds materials related to education and to other apostolates in which the Presentation Order is involved.

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St. John's
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Recreation/sports

Prince of Wales Skating Club - St. John's

St. John's
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We offer a variety of skating programmes for all ages and ability, including Pre-Skate, CanSkate, Adult, Synchronised skating, CanPowerSkate, and Skate Canada STARSkate Competitive.

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St. John's
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Arts and culture

Princess Sheila NaGeira Theatre - Carbonear

Carbonear
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The Princess Sheila NaGeira Theatre is a 379 seat, air conditioned and wheelchair accessible facility, set in the heart of the Baccalieu Trail Region. The theatre, which is located at 256 Water Street in Carbonear,is adjacent to the extensive George W. Earle Promenade which encircles the Ponds.

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Carbonear
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Arts and culture

Producers Association of Newfoundland (PAN)

St. John's
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(PAN) was constituted in 1989 to represent the needs and concerns of independent film and video producers in Newfoundland and Labrador and to foster the growth of the province's local production industry

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St. John's
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Business/professionals/industry

Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL)

St. John's
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PEG exists so that there will be competent and ethical practice of engineering and geosciences in Newfoundland and Labrador, and to ensure public confidence, sustainability, and stewardship of the professions

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St. John's
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Funding resources

Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland Endowment Fund (APEGN Endowment Fund)

St. John's
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The PEGNL Engineering and Geosciences Scholarships is awarded to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador who have completed high school in this province and are attending Memorial University in an engineering or an earth science program

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St. John's
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Community and economic development

Professional Fish Harvesters Certification Board (PFHCB)

St. John's
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The PFHCB is a non-profit organization created by and operating for the benefit of all Newfoundland and Labrador fish harvesters.

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St. John's
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Community and economic development

Professional Municipal Administrators

St. John's
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Professional Municipal Administrators [PMA] is a professional organization composed of municipal administrators, town/city managers, town/city clerks, and department heads who are committed to improving the quality of administration in local government in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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St. John's
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Business/professionals/industry

Propel Inc. - St. John's

St. John’s
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As an independent, not-for-profit corporation, Propel's primary service offering will remain in the provision of R&D project management services and specialized facilities for its members from the oil and gas industry.

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