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Uxbridge Quaker Meeting House identifies its service area as Uxbridge, Ontario on its own website. Its stated activity is quaker meeting house. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
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Open In Google MapsGet Directions100 Women Who Care Uxbridge is a volunteer-run philanthropic giving circle in Uxbridge. Members each donate $100 at quarterly meetings; the group nominates local registered charities or non-profits, hears short presentations, votes, and the selected organization receives the combined donation of up to $10,000. Meetings last about 60 minutes (registration 7:00 pm, meeting 7:30-8:30 pm). One hundred percent of money raised goes directly to the selected charity, as the group is run entirely by volunteers. Recent recipients include Community Living Durham North, Progressive Life Centre, and Luke's Place.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe 1st Uxbridge Scout Group is Uxbridge's local Scouts Canada group, established in 1922 and serving the Uxbridge, Ontario community for over a century. The group operates five Scouting sections: Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturer Scouts and Rover Scouts, welcoming youth of all ages alongside adult volunteer Scouters. Through youth-led programming, young people build self-confidence, values, problem-solving skills and active citizenship through meaningful outdoor adventures, camping and community service. New members and volunteers can get involved through the group's website; for questions contact the group registrar at uxregistrar@gmail.com. The cover image is an AI-generated, text-free watercolor illustration of a youth campout; it is not a photo of the real group.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Canada 911 Ride Foundation is a Uxbridge-based registered charity (CRA 79849 6550 RT0001) honouring emergency service first responders — police officers, firefighters, and paramedics — who have died in the line of duty. With public safety and emergency service partners, the Foundation organizes a unique multi-day, fully police-escorted motorcycle tribute ride, Canada's only event of its kind, that also raises funds for its life-saving mission. In the names of fallen heroes, the Foundation places automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in public spaces across the country so these heroes continue protecting communities even after their passing, and offers financial assistance toward the post-secondary education of their children. The Foundation also partners with The Mikey Network to expand public access to defibrillators in high-traffic and underserved areas. Mailing address: 2 Campbell Drive, Suite 732, Uxbridge, ON L9P 0A3; donations and 2027 Ontario Ride registration are handled through the Foundation's website. The cover image is an AI-generated, text-free illustration; it is not a photo of a real ride.
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