Sponsorships

Warkworth Community Service Club
Service With Hand and
Heart since 1947
Youth Sponsorships

Youth Arts Mentorship

The program runs during the summer and focuses on different aspects of The Arts each year. In 2009, all aspects of film making were studied. Local artists are involved as mentors. The club helps by providing funds for the program.

Guides

Warkworth Guiding involves girls from ages 5 to 15. They meet weekly in 4 different age units. They are a big help during the Donnybrook.

Minor Hockey

We help this large organization by defraying part of the cost of registration for the children.

Minor Soccer

The club annually sponsors a soccer team.

Northumberland 4H Club

We helped sent this group to the Royal Winter Fair, where they cleaned up in their competitions.

Skate Board Park

With the leadership of club member, Bill Issac, the club has supported the various stages of the development of this area for our young people.

Artworth

The club’s assistance helped local artists provide a creative summer camp experience for local children.

Westben Youth Choir

Local youth develop musical skills as they participate in the Westben choir with the club’s financial support.

OELC

The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre provides leadership courses for students from across Ontario and our club’s support helps local students participate in this program.

Graduation Awards

Our club provides scholarship awards for students of CDHS and Percy Centennial School.

Community

Bridge Hospice

The Club supports this palliative care facility in Warkworth both financially and with membership labour.

Millennium Trail

A lovely walkway along the creek was built and is regularly improved by the club. Benches and picnic areas are maintained. It begins at the bridge at the foot of Main Street.

Memorial Forest

In harmony with the Millennium Trail, trees are planted in areas along the route and designated as memorials to members of the club who have passed away.

Medical Centre

The Medical Centre was build in 1973 by the club and is maintained and managed by us. Presently it houses two General Practice Doctors, a dentist, and a massage therapist.

Heritage Buildings

The old Town Hall (now the Centre for the Arts) and Library (now the Heritage Centre) are owned by the municipality but the Club regularly helps with the maintenance and improvement of these important heritage buildings.

Pavilion/Band Shell

In 2005, a covered stage area was built by the Club in Mill Park in the heart of the village. It is available to anyone for open air concerts and shows.

Fire Truck

The club purchased the old Warkworth Fire truck in 1998. We now maintain it and use it as the club entry in local parades and events. It helps to raise the club profile and it keeps a bit of our community history in the foreground.

Public Skating

With the local Legion, Branch 380, we have been sponsoring weekly, free public skating at the Percy Arena.

Community Improvements

The Club regularly donates funds for the upgrading of the area: down town improvements, festive lighting, building maintenance, etc.

Mill Park Path

In 2009, and path from the roadway at Old Hastings road, through the park to the pavilion was completed with club funds.

Medical Centre
The Medical Centre was built in 1973. The project leader was the Service Club which worked with local and provincial governments to get it built. Many local residents and businesses were instrumental in supporting this project. The Medical Centre Committee looks after renting the offices and the maintenance, repairs and upgrading of the facility.

Currently, two Family Doctors, a Dentist and a Registered Massage Therapist have practices in the Medical Centre.

Location

52 George Street, Warkworth, ON

Application for Support

If your group or organization is looking for funding for a project, event or activity which you believe would enrich our community, please consider completing the application form below and submitting it to the Warkworth Community Service Club.

View/Download: Application For Support Form (PDF 223 KB)