Contact: Mike Hales

Location: Peggy Hill Team Community Centre, 171 Mapleton Ave, Barrie, ON L4N 8T6

Email: coach.hales11@gmail.com

Volunteer opportunities: Volunteers committing to assist with club operations will be provided with a Regular Season Pass for Home Games. Any one with a graphic art, design, marketing, media or sponsorship experience are welcome to assist with building our brand and raising needed funds for club operation. High School Students looking to fulfill their requirement for volunteer hours look no further. College/University Students possibly looking for placement experience in their field of study, please contact us.

Some of the Duties Include:

- Front Door Staff – selling admission tickets, 50/50 Raffle tickets
- Social Media
- Music
- Game Day Filming
- Dressing Room Attendants
- Admission Security

Bravado!, Barrie’s show choir, was formed in 1996 with a vision towards creating a multi-artistic experience. Under the musical direction of Marianne Derow, the choir continually challenges traditional notions of choral music by layering vocal excellence with the visual appeal of staging and choreography. In 2018, Bravado established Bravado Kids, a choir for children aged 8-14 that fosters a love of singing, dancing and performing by being featured in Bravado concerts.

Bravado! performs two shows per year, at Christmas and in the spring. Bravado! also sings at charitable fundraisers and private functions, and have been guest performers at musical concerts throughout the Simcoe Region. Bravado! reaches out to the community by holding their popular Voices at Large public rehearsals, hiring regional musicians, and encouraging youth to participate in performances both behind the scenes and onstage

Our mission statement is "Building Community through Music"; Bravado takes pride in the our family of community volunteers who help us with many vital tasks behind the scenes.

In 1974, a group of parents determined to find cures for their children living with type 1 diabetes came together to begin what is now Breakthrough T1D, launching the largest funder and advocate for T1D research in Canada.


Our focus was and remains on finding cures for type 1 diabetes (T1D); since then, the organization has helped to fund research that has led to innovation and evolution of treatments that improve the quality of life for people living with T1D.

Breast Cancer Canada is a leading national organization dedicated to the fight against breast cancer. Committed to both supporting those affected and funding pivotal research, we strive to foster awareness, provide education, and champion early detection. Through our efforts, we aim to reduce the impact of this disease and move closer to a future where breast cancer is more preventable, treatable, and beatable.

Bridget’s Bunnies works to ensure no one endures pregnancy or infant loss alone. We do this by providing Comfort Kits to individuals and families in their moment of crisis, meeting them further along in their journey through our community celebration of love, Bridget’s Run, and through our Little Loss Libraries which provide discreet access to grief and loss resources to those who need them most throughout Simcoe-Muskoka.

Brock Medical Malpractice Law’s mission and vision is the delivery of skilled and compassionate legal services, aimed at securing compensation for families impacted by medical malpractice. Our practice focuses on the negligence of physicians, nurses, midwives, and hospitals.

CASE Psychology is a multidisciplinary mental health practice based in Burlington, Ontario. We provide therapy, counseling, and diagnostic assessment services to children, adolescents, young adults, and parents in the Greater Toronto Area and surroundings.

Our purpose: To unite and inspire all Canadians to take control of cancer.

Our mission: In trusted partnership with donors and volunteers, we improve the lives of all those affected by cancer through world-class research, transformative advocacy and compassionate support.

CNIB passionately provides community-based support, knowledge and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and opportunities to fully participate in life. Founded in 1918, we’re entering our 100th year of operation – and celebrating a century of changing individual lives and society as a whole.

Our work – and our impact – takes many forms. Through Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada, a new health services organization operated by CNIB, we provide personalized rehabilitation services designed to enhance independence, safety and mobility after a loss of sight.

Meanwhile, CNIB’s other community-based services empower Canadians who are blind or partially sighted to lead rich, full lives, and move us toward a more inclusive world.

Many lives have been changed and saved through the amazing dogs at COPE Service Dogs. Joe is leading an independent life with his Service Dog by his side. Stephanie has been saved from the brink of suicide, thanks to unconditional love of the dogs in COPE Service Dogs' Canines in the Classroom program. Residents at Hospice Simcoe are leaving this physical world in peace while being comforted by Facility Dog, Daisy. Dogs have healing powers. Join us to change more lives by volunteering!

Camphill Foundation Canada grew out of providing support to help the only Camphill entity in Canada: Camphill Communities Ontario. Since then two other Camphill places have emerged on the west coast in British Columbia; one in the busy suburban environment of North Vancouver, the other on Vancouver Island just outside the town of Duncan BC. The Cascadia Society for Social Working and Glenora Farm respectively join the two CCO communities in Ontario.
<h2>Our Vision in the Foundation is:</h2>
<em>to increase the scope of our work with Camphill communities across Canada. We will accomplish this through growth in the following areas:</em>
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<li>Increase our donor and data base</li>
<li>Intensifying our work towards Planned giving and major gifts</li>
<li>Broadening our grant application to include education and arts, agriculture, environmental sustainability, affordable housing</li>
<li>Encouraging and supporting innovative means to increase productivity and sales income in Camphill communities</li>
<li>Raising public awareness and donations</li>
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<h2>Our Core Values:</h2>
The Camphill Foundation Canada shares the core values of all Camphill communities which include:
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<li>Creating opportunities for Living, Learning and Working Together. A heterogeneous community is a stronger community</li>
<li>Each individual is a unique spiritual entity and is entitled to equal rights, respect and recognition all of which flourish best in a community setting</li>
<li>Philanthropic gifts contribute significantly to the healthy growth of communities and organizations which provide human services. The Camphill foundation Canada is dedicated to being a conduit for such supports</li>
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Are you looking for a meaningful opportunity to volunteer for a Charitable organization?

Our Foundation raises funds for the Programs and Capital needs of Camphill Communities Ontario.

We are a small Foundation that has one staff currently.

Our Board meets 8 times a year, usually on Zoom as we were doing Teleconference before the pandemic. We have an Annual AGM in June, however last year that was also held over Zoom due to the Provincial Pandemic and was held in September.

We hope to have candidates join us for the AGM in June.