Service Clubs

Luncheons for legion members. Donate money to various groups.

A wide variety of activities and programs are available for members as well as membership privileges such as branch sports, social events and comradeship.

Bashaw United Church is one of the two congregations that make up Bashaw-Mirror Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada. This is an active congregation which meets Sundays at 11am (with a program for children) and has a variety of other programs running year round. Our vision statement is "Living God's love, sharing God's love."

Community Services Club

International women's friendship network. We are women of all ages, interests, educational, economic backgrounds, and the largest organization of our kind in the world. We meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, evenings from September until the end of May.

Is a group organized to advocate for retired teachers on the issues that affect their well-being.

Non-profit for the purpose of community enhancement, donating to community needs.

Supporting women and children in Camrose and surrounding area.

An all-Canadian men's service organization made up of outstanding community volunteers. From coast to coast, members are enhancing quality of life in their communities by promoting service, fellowship, positive values and national pride.

A national, fraternal, charitable organization identifying and addressing community needs through the volunteer efforts of its membership.

We were chartered in May of 2009, carrying on the traditions of the original Lions Club. It has always concentrated on programs for young people, for the disabled, for the elderly and for those less fortunate.

Community improvement, putting flowers in planters, Cancer Society fundraiser tea in April, flower and vegetable bench show in August, horticulture-related workshops 2 times per year at meetings. Affiliate of the Horticulture Society.

Our sole purpose is to assist our branch in carrying out its work on behalf of all ex-service / serving personnel, their dependents and the community. Membership is open to all women who support our goals.

A fraternal organization of men and women, dedicated to caring for young and old, bringing communities closer together and celebrating life.

Our Core Values reflect our reliance on the Word of God.

A group of retired and semi-retired people who meet once per month for fellowship and to hear a speaker. Members do not have to be managers or professionals, but should have had a position of authority within a business or organization. We do not raise funds to support other groups or organizations.

A group of women ages 50+ whose goal is to get together for fun social gatherings. Women under 5o are also welcome and are know as "pink hatters."

A group of women ages 50+ whose goal is to get together for fun social gatherings. Women under 5o are also welcome and are know as "pink hatters."

Rotary Camrose is part of a global network of 1.4 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.

Locally, we focus particularly on Literacy and Reading, for example creating and maintaining Little Free Libraries around Camrose, supporting Reading University, partnering with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, and offering two Augustana Scholarships and two Robyn Gray Memorial Scholarships annually for post-secondary education of City of Camrose and Camrose County students.

Internationally, we focus on maternal and child health through making Days for Girls menstruation hygiene kits, funding infant incubators in Jamaica, supporting wheelchairs for Mexico, and health training in Tanzania.

Our meetings are held at 8:00 am on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Safety Starts Here, 5051-50 Street; 2^nd Monday at 11:45 and 3^rd Tuesday at 6:00 pm at the Days Inn Norsemen 6505-48 Avenue; and 4^th Thursday (Happy Hour) at 5:00 pm at local restaurants and pubs. Check the EVENTS tab on our website for meeting speaker/activity or Happy Hour particulars. Please contact the Club through email for additional information.

Works for the well-being of children. Looks after Recreation building, supports school and 4-H clubs in the area.

Founded for the cause of the veterans, Legion structure has led to community service. Legion is non-profit, dues-supported, no financial assistance from any outside agency. Legion supports programs for seniors, community, housing, Long Term Care, youth, education, sports, Cadets, Guides and Scouts.

Teaching Norwegian cultural skills such as, folk singing, dancing, language and genealogy. Crafts, such as, hardanger embroidery, knitting, rosemalling, chip carving, traditional meals and baking - Lefsa and flat bread.