Nonprofit Organizations in PEI

Triathlon PEI is the provincial sport governing body, dedicated to the growth, development and promotion of triathlon, duathlon, aquathon and winter triathlon in Prince Edward Island. Triathlon PEI is committed to fostering health and wellness through the sport of triathlon (swimming, cycling and running) for all athletes, regardless of skill or age. One of our key goals is maximizing participation in Triathlon and multisport activities from youth and grass roots to elite levels in Prince Edward Island. We believe this will be an exceptional year as we have numerous development programs, a race series and events for all ages.

The Sherwood Parkdale Rural Minor Hockey Association (SPRMHA), which draws its players from Sherwood and surrounding rural communities within its boundaries, is a local minor hockey association. The Association is made up of about 450 members aged from 4 years old to 18 years old. There are several male and female divisions at various levels of play. Hockey PEI and Hockey Canada govern the Association. The purpose of the Association (SPRMHA) is to organize, develop, and promote minor hockey within our communities. SPRMHA will strive to provide quality leadership at all levels and create an understanding of teamwork and sportsmanship in an atmosphere of fun and positive reinforcement for all players and volunteers.

Rowing PEI welcomes beginning and experienced rowers, ages 14 and up. We offer Introduction To Rowing, as well as a summer-long program of rowing in Charlottetown, Brackley, and Brudenell.

Community Building, Health and Wellness Through Social Dance Two Right Feet Dance Inc. is a non-profit group, dedicated to community, wellness, and inclusivity through social dance for adults. Operating as DownStreet Dance Studio, we offer classes, workshops, and events for adults to build and grow community, and move and stretch body and mind, while gaining useful skills and confidence.

Girls softball club with members primarily from the Charlottetown area.

Our mission is to help develop well-rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world.   This is done following the Scout Method which uses non-formal educational methods to engage youth in the process of their own development, giving them program activities, guidance and tools to help them become self-reliant, confident, caring, responsible and committed to the world around them.

ParaSport and Recreation PEI is the provincial sport governing body for Paralympic sport and parasport on Prince Edward Island. It is a non-profit, charitable organization that was established in 1974. Our mission is providing recreation and sports opportunities for any and all individuals with a physical disability on Prince Edward Island. The organization is led by a volunteer Board of Directors that are elected annually.

The Joyriders is a registered charity celebrating its 45th year in 2024, stronger than ever! Our mission is the enhancement of the physical, emotional and social well-being of children and adults with disabilities through various forms of therapeutic riding. We are a nationally accredited therapeutic riding centre located in Hunter River, offering equestrian programs for health and recreation.

We are a youth football program located in West Prince, established in 2024. We offer flag football and tackle football programs to our athletes. We have a board of directors. All of our coaches and helpers are volunteers.

The PEI Titans Foundation Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sports and recreation in Canada, with a special focus on raising awareness and participation in diverse and culturally rich sports such as Cricket, Kabaddi, and Kho Kho. Our mission is to foster inclusivity, physical fitness, and community engagement by introducing and nurturing these sports among people of all ages and backgrounds. Through organized leagues, training programs, workshops, and community events, the PEI Titans Foundation aims to create opportunities for individuals to learn, play, and excel in these sports while celebrating their cultural significance. We believe in the power of sports to unite communities, promote healthy lifestyles, and inspire the next generation of athletes. By collaborating with local schools, community centers, and sports organizations, we strive to make these sports accessible to everyone, breaking down barriers and building a more inclusive sporting culture in Canada. Join us in our journey to champion diversity, teamwork, and the spirit of sportsmanship through the PEI Titans Foundation Inc.

Venture Stables: Where Passion Meets Horsemanship Venture Stables is a welcoming and professional equestrian facility dedicated to providing high-quality riding instruction, equine therapy, and unforgettable experiences with horses. Nestled in the beautiful countryside of Prince Edward Island, we offer a supportive environment where riders of all ages and skill levels can learn, grow, and develop a deep connection with horses. Our Mission At Venture Stables, we believe in fostering confidence, leadership, and horsemanship through hands-on experiences with horses. Whether you're a beginner looking to take your first ride, an experienced competitor training for the next big event, or someone seeking the therapeutic benefits of equine interaction, we provide a safe, fun, and educational space to meet your needs. Our Services - Riding Lessons – Private and group lessons tailored to all experience levels, from beginner to advanced. - Barrel Racing & Pole Bending Training – Specialized coaching for riders looking to develop speed and agility. - Equine Wellness & Special Programs – Hands-on horse experiences designed to support emotional and physical well-being. - Camps & Clinics – Seasonal programs focusing on skill-building, horse care, and teamwork. - Pony Parties & Events – Unique, horse-themed celebrations for birthdays and special occasions. - Horse Leasing & Boarding – Care and training opportunities for those looking to deepen their involvement in the equestrian world.

A not-for-profit and community owned Charlottetown CFL team initiative which brings together community stakeholders committed to the corresponding creation of not-for-profit social housing alongside a multi-purpose outdoor stadium supportive to amateur sports, community athletic facilities and an arts-cultural complex for community events and live theatre.