The Who Did It Club
Charity Simcoe, ON
This organization is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
CRA info
Registration number: | 119262368RR0001 |
Type: | Charitable Organization |
Category: | Relief of Poverty |
Subcategory: | Organizations Relieving Poverty |
What we do
Mission Statement
The Who Did It Club is a volunteer-run community service club that helps people who need medical equipment for a short time. They loan items such as wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, and hospital beds free of charge to anyone in need within their service area.
Geographic Focus
The organization serves only Norfolk County in Ontario. All programs and lending activities are based in Simcoe and the surrounding area.
Program Highlights
The club’s main program is the free, short-term loan of medical equipment to help people recover at home. The service is by appointment, and equipment is provided at no cost to the user. Volunteers run the club and manage all aspects of equipment care and distribution. The club also accepts donations to support their work and keeps volunteer membership capped at 25 people.
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The Who Did It Club
Charity Simcoe, ON
This organization is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
CRA info
Registration number: | 119262368RR0001 |
Type: | Charitable Organization |
Category: | Relief of Poverty |
Subcategory: | Organizations Relieving Poverty |
What we do
Mission Statement
The Who Did It Club is a volunteer-run community service club that helps people who need medical equipment for a short time. They loan items such as wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, and hospital beds free of charge to anyone in need within their service area.
Geographic Focus
The organization serves only Norfolk County in Ontario. All programs and lending activities are based in Simcoe and the surrounding area.
Program Highlights
The club’s main program is the free, short-term loan of medical equipment to help people recover at home. The service is by appointment, and equipment is provided at no cost to the user. Volunteers run the club and manage all aspects of equipment care and distribution. The club also accepts donations to support their work and keeps volunteer membership capped at 25 people.
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