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Children from grades 1 through 10 can expect an exciting and adventurous summer of activities along the shores of Pine Lake, Alberta. Parents can rest assured that the health and happiness of their children are the camp's first priority and that the camp is accredited by The Alberta Camping Association. Through the camp's awesome array of activities and innovative programs, children will not only have fun, develop lifelong friendships, Jewish traditions and magical memories but will also develop skills and competencies that will stay with them throughout their lives.

Camp Keir is supervised by the Camp Keir Committee of the Presbytery of PEI, of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. All Committee members are volunteers and appreciate any assistance you may want to contribute to this great ministry!

We accomplish our mission through a mission strategy that includes; ministering directly to young people, training leaders to work with youth, developing the ministry tool of Christian Adventure Programming, partnering with youth leaders from other organizations to support them in impacting young people and by freely sharing what works well in our organization with other like minded organizations. Programs used to do Ministry: Ministering Directly to young people • Summer Camp • School Programs Training Leaders to minister to young people • Proságo - 10-month Program • Leader In Training program Developing Ministry Tools to increase effectiveness of impact on young people • Medeba Activity Team • Publishing Materials Partnering with Existing Youth Leaders: • Hosting weekend Retreats for youth Sharing with Other Organizations • “Medeba Shares” consulting work.

We are one of Nova Scotia's premier summer camps! Located on beautiful Cedar Lake (near Yarmouth, NS), there's always tons of fun and excitement for all ages!

Our Vision: Each person is an accepted and participating community member. We value: - Individualized and responsive services. - Respectful relationships. - Health and well being - Safe practices and environments. - Independence - Interdependence and community cooperation. - Informed choices - Families - Open communication and contributions from everyone. - Quality of Service - Innovation and creativity - Staff and volunteers - Donors and funders - Accountability

Camrose Public Library was organized in November of 1919. The library has been at it's latest location since 1991 and is in need of an expansion or larger building. CPL is the largest library in Parkland Regional Library System. Key clients are the residents of the City and County of Camrose.

The Halifax Association for Community Living (HACL) is a grass roots, family-based, charitable organization serving children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities as well as offering support to their families in the Halifax Regional Municipality.

For over 50 years, the Canadian Association for Community Living has been striving for the full inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. We're proud to show Canadians what it means to be "inclusive". To think bigger when they think "diversity". Opening minds so people with intellectual disabilities are included in every facet of daily life. Championing diversity that truly includes.

CBM connects churches across Canada and around the world. We are a grassroots movement that believes mission and ministry emerge from the local church into the neighbourhood and beyond, seeking a ministry that is both spiritual and social in its dynamic. We focus on four key and integral ministries: • Leadership Development, • Sustainable Community Development, • Pioneer Outreach, and • Global Discipleship. We encourage a multi-national team approach with the appointment of global and national field staff. We also facilitate the sending of short-term mission teams. Through The Sharing Way, our relief and development department, we respond to needs and disasters. We emphasize transformational development and address related issues of hunger and poverty, clean water, disease, HIV and AIDS, sustainable agriculture, micro-enterprise, education, gender equality, environmental preservation, and peace and reconciliation.

We are a non-profit charitable organization that is committed to preserving the amazing history of baseball through our museum and promote the exciting future of baseball through our summer camp and our 32 acre site.

Connecting people with God through His Word. To accomplish our mission we: -Distribute the Bible by different means(free or subsidized distribution in collaboration with different institutes and organizations) -offer exhibitions Bible -Provide conferences -Supports translation projects.

Providing information to persons with Celiac Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis is the primary goal of the association and is the first purpose listed in the constitution. Other major goals are assisting in the education and awareness of the general public and health professionals regarding these two diseases, encouraging medical research, advising manufacturers and distributors about gluten-free foods and acting as advocate for persons with Celiac Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis to other organizations and government departments.