The Ark

Hand in Hand is a non-profit thrift store located in Spryfield, Halifax, operated by the Halifax Particular Council. Offering a diverse selection of household goods, furniture, clothing, and vintage items, the store serves as a special project of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. With a charitable number for donations, Hand in Hand provides a unique shopping experience while supporting social justice initiatives in the local community. Visitors can explore the store's offerings and contribute to their mission of making a positive impact in Halifax. Generated from their website

Easter Seals Nova Scotia is dedicated to creating an inclusive world for individuals with disabilities through its four pillar programs: Camp Tidnish, New Leaf Enterprises, TakePART, and Assisted Mobility. These initiatives provide essential services such as overnight camping, job skills training, recreational opportunities, and access to assistive devices for Nova Scotians with disabilities. In addition to their core programs, Easter Seals Nova Scotia offers New Leaf Catering, which specializes in hearty homemade meals for various events. The organization relies on donations to sustain its impactful programs and enhance the lives of those they serve, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to participate fully in their communities. Generated from the website

The Provincial Autism Centre in Halifax, NS is a dedicated organization that provides support and resources for individuals with autism spectrum disorder. Through various programs and services, the center aims to enhance the quality of life for those affected by autism and promote understanding and acceptance within the community. Generated from their business information