12 local businesses listed on ptbo.ca
This page lists nonprofits, charities, clubs and community organizations serving Peterborough and the surrounding county — social service agencies, volunteer groups, sports and recreation clubs, faith organizations and associations. Each listing shows location and contact details where the organization has published them, and links to a full profile. Many community groups run from shared or borrowed space rather than their own storefront, and hours often follow programs rather than a fixed schedule, so contacting them directly is usually the right first step. Organizations claim and maintain their own listings, and profiles are free.
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Community & Nonprofit businesses in Peterborough.
This page lists nonprofits, charities, clubs and community organizations serving Peterborough and the surrounding county — social service agencies, volunteer groups, sports and recreation clubs, faith organizations and associations. Each listing shows location and contact details where the organization has published them, and links to a full profile. Many community groups run from shared or borrowed space rather than their own storefront, and hours often follow programs rather than a fixed schedule, so contacting them directly is usually the right first step. Organizations claim and maintain their own listings, and profiles are free.
Also searched as nonprofits · charities · community groups · clubs · volunteering · social services · churches · associations
72 businesses found
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Friends of Honduran Children, a Peterborough-based charity founded in 1979, works to improve the lives of Honduran children by providing basic needs like food, clothing, and medical care, alongside education and life skills. This dedicated organization empowers children to break the cycle of poverty, with 100% of donations directly supporting their sustainable programs and a brighter future.
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GreenUP, a local environmental leader since 1992, offers a fantastic selection of native plants, trees, shrubs, and wildflowers at their Ecology Park Native Plant Nursery on Ashburnham Drive. It's the perfect spot to find everything you need for a thriving, eco-friendly garden, including compost and wood chips. The nursery is open Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m..
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Established in 2001, Heads Up for Inclusion is a vital Peterborough organization dedicated to fostering inclusive communities. Through their Amigos Program and other initiatives, they connect individuals with and without disabilities, building meaningful friendships and promoting a strong sense of belonging for all residents in Peterborough City and County.
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Hiawatha First Nation, located on the north shore of Rice Lake in Otonabee Township, has been a vibrant part of the Peterborough area since its reserve was officially designated in 1828. This Mississauga Ojibwe community is rich in culture, upholding ancestral teachings and hosting events like their Annual Traditional Powwow. Visitors can also explore the ancient Serpent Mounds, a significant historical site with earthen mounds built nearly 2000 years ago.
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Serving Peterborough and the wider Kawarthas region since 1957, the John Howard Society of the Kawarthas offers crucial prevention, intervention, and reintegration programs for youth and adults. They provide essential services like anger management, youth diversion, and support for record suspensions, working to reduce the impact of crime and its causes in our community.
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Junior Achievement of Northern and Eastern Ontario has been inspiring Peterborough youth since 2007, equipping students from grades three to twelve with vital financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness skills. Through engaging, school-board approved programs, they provide real-world experiences and career connections, helping to prepare the next generation for success in our community.
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Kawartha Food Share has been a vital part of the Peterborough community since 1998, working to ensure everyone has access to emergency food. They collect and distribute millions of dollars worth of food annually to over 30 member agencies and school nutrition programs across the City and County of Peterborough, making every dollar donated go further to feed neighbours in need.
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The Kawartha Manufacturers Association, established in 1990, champions the growth of the regional economy by fostering world-class manufacturing supply chains and a skilled workforce in Peterborough and the Kawartha Lakes. It serves as a vital hub for local manufacturers, offering networking, educational opportunities, and resources to enhance competitiveness and promote continuous improvement. The association actively works to connect businesses and talent, ensuring the continued success of the manufacturing sector in our community.
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Established in 1982, Kawartha Montessori School offers an authentic, CCMA-accredited Montessori education for children from preschool through Grade 8. Located on a beautiful 10-acre campus in Otonabee-South Monaghan, just a short drive from downtown Peterborough, they provide a unique learning environment that fosters independence, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning through hands-on experiences and outdoor exploration.
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The Kawartha World Issues Centre (KWIC), established in 1989, is a vital global education and resource hub in Peterborough. Located on Trent University's campus, KWIC connects our community to pressing world issues through engaging programs, youth initiatives, and by nurturing local projects that drive social and environmental change. As the last remaining Global Education and Resource Centre in Ontario, it's a unique local asset for fostering understanding and action.
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The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation, established in 1982, enriches the lives of children, youth, and families supported by the Kawartha-Haliburton Children's Aid Society across Peterborough County, the City of Kawartha Lakes, and Haliburton County. They provide vital funding for opportunities like summer camps, extracurricular activities, and post-secondary bursaries, helping local kids reach their full potential.
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Kids Against Hunger Canada, headquartered right here in Peterborough, has been a local force against hunger since 2003. This humanitarian charity mobilizes volunteers to package highly nutritious, life-saving meals, distributing one-third locally to Canadian food banks and the rest to communities in need worldwide. They offer a tangible way for residents to make a global impact from home.