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2920 King Road, King City 905-833-2331 Michelle McNally
Arts Society King (ASK) is a not-for-profit volunteer organization with the vision of enriching King Township through arts and culture for all. They offer a wide variety of events, programs and services. |
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350 Industrial Parkway South, Aurora 905-727-6815 x 22 Heidi Bonner h.bonner@hopehousehospice.com Hope House Community Hospice (HHCH), formerly Hospice King-Aurora-Richmond Hill is a charitable non-profit organization that provides programs and services to those diagnosed with life-threatening illness, the people who care for them and those who are bereaved. |
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PO Box 381, Schomberg 905-717-7199 info@kingchamber.ca
Our mission is to promote a healthy, sustainable, and environmentally responsible business climate in King Township. |
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25 Dillane Drive, Schomberg 905 939-1216, ext 3016 Christine Warner info@kingcurling.com www.kingcurling.comAt the King Curling club you’re sure to find a league that fits your needs, from social leagues with a relaxed atmosphere to competitive leagues for men, women and mixed teams, as well as youth leagues. Our Club is operated entirely by volunteers. |
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PO Box 224, Schomberg Carol Ann Trabert ktfoodbank@gmail.com 905-806-1125 King Township Food Bank serves over 220 people with a volunteer base that exceeds 50. |
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19 Old King Road, Nobleton 416-522-9675 Bob Phillips henryphillips@sympatico.ca Since 1962, the Lions Club of Nobleton has been making significant contributions to our community. While we focus on meeting local community needs we also support Lions' efforts worldwide which address diabetes, vision, hunger, environment and childhood cancer. |
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2585 King Road, King City King Township's Economic Development team offers support for local businesses and entrepreneurs at all stages, whether that be growing existing businesses or starting new ones. |
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1970 King Road, King City 905-833-5101 x 2015 Ashley Nunn-Smith a.nunnsmith@kinglibrary.ca King Township Public Library has 4 locations: King City, Nobleton, Schomberg and Ansnorveldt. |
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