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Big Brothers Big Sisters Of North Durham is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 15585 Simcoe Street, Port Perry, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is child and youth services. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
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Open In Google MapsGet Directions100 Men of Scugog is a charitable giving circle of local men supporting Scugog-area charities. Members gather for one-hour meetings at the Port Perry Legion, where three local charities each give a five-minute presentation and answer questions; members then vote and each writes a $100 cheque directly to the winning charity. Every dollar goes straight to local charity — there are no committees, no bank account and no fees. Founded in January 2015, the group celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2025 and has raised nearly a quarter of a million dollars for Scugog-area charities to date, including creating a bursary for Durham College students. New members are welcome at quarterly meetings.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe 41 Port Perry Army Cadet Corps is a free youth program for ages 12 to 18, and the fourth-oldest cadet corps in Canada, formed in 1898 and affiliated with the Ontario Regiment. Cadets build leadership, citizenship and self-confidence through drill, marksmanship, music, fitness and community service, and the corps is active at Scugog community events including Remembrance Day ceremonies and parades. The corps parades on Monday and Wednesday evenings during the training year and new cadets can join through the online application on its website. Co-sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419.
Claim your listing — coming soonBig Brothers Big Sisters of North Durham is the child and youth mentorship organization serving North Durham, including Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock townships. Now in its 48th year, it matches children and youth with trained volunteer mentors through one-to-one, in-school and group mentoring programs. Its current Connect and Thrive program, funded by a $100,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation Seed grant, builds social skills through team-building activities that also support mental wellness. Volunteers go through an application, interview, reference and child-safety training process before being matched. The agency also runs community fundraisers such as the Winding Roads music festival and the Port Perry Holiday Market, with proceeds supporting local mentoring programs.
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