Centre de la petite enfance du campus Macdonald
1, rue Maple
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 2E3
514 398-7951

Centre de la petite enfance «Le Coquelicot Géant»
305, boulevard des Anciens-Combattants
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 1Y9
514 457-8430

"À Ciel Ouvert" Daycare
180, rue Zénon-Gareau
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 4C8
514 457-0225 / Télécopieur : 514 457-955

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Bread Basket Lac St. Louis
514-894-5850 | www.corbeilledepain.com  | Facebook / Instagram

Non-profit organisation which mission is to offer a variety of activities (community kitchens and gardens, kitchen and nutrition workshops, etc.). They promote the accessibility, availability and affordability of healthy foods for the West Island population, in collaboration with other community players.

Canadian Royal Legion
28, rue Sainte-Anne, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue | 514 457-9332

The Legion is open daily from 12 pm and welcomes both members and non-members. The goal is to create a nice place to meet and socialize. Legion members also hold many events throughout the year (Remembrance Day, Halloween, Canada Day, etc.). The room and the terrace can be rented for events.

Friends for Mental Health
514-636-6885 | info@asmfmh.org  | www.asmfmh.org 

Friends for Mental Health guides families towards new paths in learning to live with mental illness.

NOVA West Island
514-695-8335 | www.novawi.org 

Since 1911, the delivery of high-quality healthcare has been the cornerstone of the NOVA (formerly VON) nurses’ mandate. At NOVA West Island, experienced, caring, and dedicated professional staff and volunteers work together to improve the quality of life for vulnerable adults, youth and families. The financial support from individuals, foundations (including the very successful Thrift Shops for NOVA), corporations, municipalities, community groups and Fundraising activities allows us to bridge gaps in the public healthcare system by offering a variety of programs and services at little or no cost. These include: In-home cancer, ALS and palliative nursing care; Bereavement Support for adults and children; Adult Day Centers for seniors with cognitive impairments and Home Support Services.

NOVA West Island -- Thrift Shop for NOVA
514-457-1642 | www.thriftshopsfornova.com 

In 1998, inspired by the "charity thrift shops" in England, a West Island resident along with a group of volunteers opened a Thrift Shop called “Le Coin des Trouvailles” on the main street of Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue. In 2004, the Ste-Anne Volunteer Health Support Foundation was created and it has since received and sold donations of merchandise. The funds raised for NOVA West Island were transformed into professional healthcare for the vulnerable people in our community.

Quebec Society for Intellectual Disabilities -- Le Support
514-725-9797 | www.lesupport.ca 

Le Support of the Quebec Society for Intellectual Disabilities, collects used clothing and household objects. 100% of the profits go to the Quebec Society of Intellectual Disabilities. We offer this service for free. So it’s a simple way to reduce the amount of garbage that ends up in landfills when they can be upgraded.

Richelieu Club
Jean-Claude Provost: jeanclaudeprovost@outlook.com  | Claude Tellier: 514 708-7861

The Richelieu Club of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue has been very involved in the community since it was founded in 1953, with helping children and youth as its primary mission. The Club conducts a number of fundraising events throughout the year to give back to members of the community in need. For example, members organize roadblocks, dinner parties and various popular events.

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Parish -- Bazaar
Yvette: 514 457-5499

Used clothing, small household items and more: every Tuesday from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Parish -- Food Bank
514 820-7174

The Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Parish food bank offers support to less fortunate families in our community. The counter organizes two events before the holiday season to fill its coffers and inventory non-perishables: the Roadblock Fundraiser and the Guignolée.

Union Church -- Thriftshop 24
514 713-5054 | june5054@videotron.ca 

Boutique 24, located at 24 Maple Ave has been in operation for over 25 years. The Boutique serves the community with nearly new clothing, small household items and more, at bargain prices on EVERY Thursdays from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm, last Friday of each month from 6:30 pm to 9 pm and last Saturday of every month from 10 am to 2 pm . We support a myriad of community organizations such as food banks, women’s shelters, and school breakfast programmes.

Volunteer West Island
514-457-5445 | www.volunteerwestisland.org 

Volunteer West Island (VWI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the needs of volunteers as well as the community organizations and groups that require volunteer help.
We also provide quality community-based health and support services to seniors and, we are dedicated to delivering innovative programs and services and developing partnerships with the community that we serve. We encourage a culture of giving!

West Island Citizen Advocacy (WICA)
514-694-5850 | www.benevolepcbo.com 

West Island Citizen Advocacy is a registered charitable, non-profit community group whose mission is to recruit, screen, train, match and follow-up volunteer citizen advocates who work one-to-one or on a team with persons who are handicapped or are disadvantaged in our community.

West Island Community Resources Centre
514-694-6404 | info@crcinfo.ca  | www.crcinfo.ca 

The West Island Community Resource Centre (CRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving individual and collective well-being in the West Island for over 35 years. The CRC provides information and referral services to citizens, and in collaboration with its community partners, it aims to strengthen the development of the community sector. Our mission is to connect, promote and support the West Island community.

West Island Women’s Centre
514-695-8529 | wiwc@qc.aibn.com  | www.wiwc.ca 

The West Island Women’s Centre (WIWC) is a dynamic and widely-used non-profit community organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of women. We provide educational, social and recreational services for women living in the West Island and the community at large. The Centre is open to all—without regard to age, race or socio-economic background.

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Lakeshore Chamber Music Society
514-457-5280 or 514 697-8015 | www.lcmssmcl.ca 

Lakeshore Girl Guides
lakeshoregirlguides@hotmail.com  | www.girlguides.ca 

Marché Sainte-Anne
514 831-3333 | marchesainteanne@gmail.com  | www.marchesainteanne.ca 

Quebec Family History Society
qfhs.ca  | 514-695-1502 | qfhs@bellnet.ca 

Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
info@rascmontreal.org  | rascmontreal.org  

Royal Canadian Legion
514-457-9332 | rcl91@videotron.ca  | 28 Rue Sainte-Anne

Sainte-Anne Singers
514-457-9149 | mkeenan@videotron.ca  | www.sainteannesingers.org 

West Island Driving School
514 457-7777 | info@westislandmotorleague.ca  | www.westislandmotorleague.ca 

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Paroisse Sainte-Anne
1, rue de l’Église
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 1W4
514 457-5499 / Télécopieur : 514 457 3802

St-Georges Anglican Church
23, rue Perreault
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 2C6
514 457-6934

Union Church
24, rue Maple
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 2E6
514 457-5819

Arboretum Morgan
514-398-7811 | www.morganarboretum.org

Croisièrs Navark
514-871-8356 | www.navark.ca

Marché Sainte-Anne
514 831-3333 | www.marchesainteanne.ca

Musée de l’aviation de Montréal
514-398-7948 | www.mam.quebec/fr

Paddle Mac
514-293-1896 | www.paddlemac.com

Zoo Ecomuseum
514 457-9449 | www.zooecomuseum.ca