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Canadian Friends Historical Association

Charity Toronto, ON

Arts and cultureAmenities

This organization is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

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Registration number:

888981172RR0001

Doing business as:

C.F.H.A. 

C.F.H.A. 

Type:

Charitable Organization

Category:

Other Purposes Beneficial to the Community

Subcategory:

Arts

What we do

Mission Statement:
The Canadian Friends Historical Association (CFHA) aims to preserve and communicate the ongoing history and faith of Friends (Quakers) in Canada. They support the preservation of Quaker records, encourage research and study of Quaker history, document and preserve Quaker Meeting Houses and Burial Grounds, and promote the significant contributions of Quakers.

Geographic Focus:
CFHA primarily focuses on the history and heritage of Quakers in Canada, particularly in Upper Canada and other regions where early Quaker settlements were established. They also engage with communities across Canada, hosting annual conferences and events in Toronto, ON.

Program Highlights:
CFHA’s key activities include:
- Preservation of Quaker Records: They maintain the Canadian Quaker Archives in Newmarket and work on preserving documents related to Quaker history, including transcriptions of handwritten meeting books dating back to 1798.
- Research and Publication: CFHA publishes the Canadian Quaker History Journal and the Canadian Friends Historical Association Newsletter, which feature research papers and historical articles.
- Community Engagement: They host annual conferences, general meetings, and special events related to Quaker history and faith, fostering a sense of community among Quakers and those interested in their heritage. 

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Canadian Friends Historical Association

Charity Toronto, ON

Arts and cultureAmenities

This organization is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

CRA info

Registration number:

888981172RR0001

Doing business as:

C.F.H.A. 

Type:

Charitable Organization

Category:

Other Purposes Beneficial to the Community

Subcategory:

Arts

What we do

Mission Statement:
The Canadian Friends Historical Association (CFHA) aims to preserve and communicate the ongoing history and faith of Friends (Quakers) in Canada. They support the preservation of Quaker records, encourage research and study of Quaker history, document and preserve Quaker Meeting Houses and Burial Grounds, and promote the significant contributions of Quakers.

Geographic Focus:
CFHA primarily focuses on the history and heritage of Quakers in Canada, particularly in Upper Canada and other regions where early Quaker settlements were established. They also engage with communities across Canada, hosting annual conferences and events in Toronto, ON.

Program Highlights:
CFHA’s key activities include:
- Preservation of Quaker Records: They maintain the Canadian Quaker Archives in Newmarket and work on preserving documents related to Quaker history, including transcriptions of handwritten meeting books dating back to 1798.
- Research and Publication: CFHA publishes the Canadian Quaker History Journal and the Canadian Friends Historical Association Newsletter, which feature research papers and historical articles.
- Community Engagement: They host annual conferences, general meetings, and special events related to Quaker history and faith, fostering a sense of community among Quakers and those interested in their heritage. 

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