Non-Profit Organization in Penguin, TAS

non-profit organization in Penguin, TAS (Results 1 - 3 of 3)

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Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club

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Ironcliffe Rd, Penguin, 7316

0455 522 297

Lions Club of Penguin Inc

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Po Box 98, Penguin, 7316

(03) 6435 4302

... charitable club, voluntary non profit organization, entertainment, Clubs Community Service,...

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St Vincent De Paul Society

1 Arnold Street, Penguin, 7316

+61 3 6437 1324

The St Vincent de Paul Society in Australia has more than 60, 000 members and volunteers, who work hard to assist people in need and combat social injustice across Australia. Internationally, the...

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NEW MORNINGS

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14 Amherst St, West Ulverstone, 7315

(03) 6411 6212

Festival in the Park

Kings Pde, Ulverstone, 7315

0407 372 532

... Nonprofit Organization

Salvation Army

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25 Victoria Street, Ulverstone, 7315

(03) 6425 1499

The Salvation Army Australia (ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, VIC, TAS, WA, SA): contacts, help, donations, volunteering, stores, job, church, spirituality, prayer. Help on family crisis, homelessness, drug...

North West Woodcraft Guild Inc.

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50 Main Street, Ulverstone, 7315

(03) 6448 7108

Meals On Wheels

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15-19 Eastland Drive, Ulverstone, 7315

The Aim of Meals on Wheels Association of Tasmania Inc is to advance the Association as a leading provider of community services including the provision of meals to people and their carers who have a...

Ulverstone Surf Lifesaving Club

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BEACH ROAD, Ulverstone, 7315

(03) 6425 2404

... Community Organization

Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden

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55 Breffny Rd, Burnie, 7320

(03) 6433 0478

The Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden is a beautiful and peaceful destination, praised for its stunning gardens that offer something to enjoy at any time of the year. The rhododendrons, presented by region of origin, are a highlight, and visitors are often delighted by the presence of platypus in the ponds. The gardens are well maintained by dedicated volunteers, and the cafe provides delicious food and refreshments. The grounds offer a variety of pathways for walking, making it a great place for exercise and relaxation. The visitor facilities have been updated, and the garden is accessible for families and those with mobility issues.