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Faith Communities

Beacan Presbyterian Church

A Presbyterian congregation in Beaverton, part of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, holding Sunday morning worship in person and by live-stream along with community programs. Sunday worship begins at 11:15 a.m. The congregation follows the denomination's safe-church policies and runs community programs and events through the year.

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Community Organizations

Beaverton Agricultural Society

A volunteer-run agricultural society that has organized Beaverton's annual fall fair for more than 170 years, celebrating the township's farming heritage with exhibits, competitions, live entertainment and community events. The 171st fair is planned for September 18-19, 2026. The society runs a Junior Fair Ambassador program, offers volunteer opportunities, and is a registered charitable organization issuing donation receipts.

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Community Organizations

Beaverton Horticultural Society

The Beaverton Horticultural Society, nicknamed the Beaverton Garden Club, is a volunteer-run, non-profit gardening organization that has been beautifying Beaverton since 1922. A member of District 17 of the Ontario Horticultural Association, the society welcomes aspiring, novice and expert gardeners to its meetings, events and workshops, with volunteer opportunities, member benefits and discounts, and junior gardener memberships for under-18s. Local businesses can support the club through associate membership. Its emblem is the Scotch thistle, symbolizing endurance, unity and strength. The society's history includes planting trees and civic flower beds around Beaverton, such as the Point bed at Beaverton Town Hall and beds at the cenotaph and Mill Gate.

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Volunteer Organizations

Beaverton Lions Club

A volunteer service club of more than 50 members that raises funds and builds community spaces across Beaverton, including Lodwick Park, the Randy Skinner Family Splash Pad, the Foster Hewitt Memorial Playground, the skate park and the Lions Loop trail. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7:00 pm at the Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre, 176 Main Street, Beaverton (members and their guests). The club publishes P.O. Box 297, Beaverton, ON L0K 1A0 as its only address.

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Associations & Advocacy

Brock Board of Trade

The Brock Board of Trade is the voice of the business community in Brock Township, serving the three main communities of Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland. The non-profit organization helps member businesses get seen by the local community, be heard through ongoing communication with local government, and get connected with other local businesses and resources. From solopreneurs to larger enterprises, members gain strategic business benefits including exclusive discounts, access to workshops, upcoming events and a membership portal with member benefits. The Board partners with the North Durham Chamber of Commerce on regional advocacy for Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock.

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Food Banks

Brock Community Food Bank (Beaverton)

A volunteer-run food bank serving the Township of Brock, with a Beaverton distribution point at 523 Simcoe Street open Wednesday evenings from 4:00 to 7:00 pm (specific dates announced on the official site). It hands out monthly emergency food boxes and can arrange deliveries for people who cannot get to the site. Donations of food and e-transfers are accepted.

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Food Banks

Brock Community Food Bank (Sunderland location)

The Sunderland location of the Brock Community Food Bank, operating from a portable behind St. Andrew's United Church at 10 Church Street N, open Fridays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The nonprofit food bank serves residents of Brock Township with monthly emergency food boxes and can arrange deliveries for people who cannot reach the site. Donations of food and e-transfers are accepted.

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Public Services

Brock Township Fire Station 81

Brock Township Fire Station 81 is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 217 River Street, Sunderland, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is municipal fire-fighting services. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.

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Libraries

Brock Township Public Library – Beaverton Branch

The Beaverton Branch of the Brock Township Public Library serves Beaverton from a landmark Carnegie Library opened in 1913, one of the few remaining Carnegie buildings in Ontario still used for its original purpose. It is the system's administration branch and home to the business desk, offering a workstation, in-house laptop loans, print/copy/scan and fax services, report binding and laminating. Patrons across all three branches share one library card and can borrow books, movies, graphic novels, newspapers, magazines, e-books, audiobooks, museum and attraction passes (including Reptilia Whitby), Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots. Fall programs include storytimes, creative activities and workshops for all ages. Open Tuesday and Thursday 10 am-7:30 pm, Friday 10 am-4 pm, Saturday 10 am-3 pm; closed for the annual summer closure August 30-September 7.

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Libraries

Brock Township Public Library – Cannington Branch (Timothy Findley Memorial)

The Timothy Findley Memorial Branch of the Brock Township Public Library serves Cannington from the historic 1887 Cannington Town Hall, once home to council chambers, a fire hall and the town's first moving-picture show. Patrons across all three branches share one library card and can borrow books, movies, graphic novels, newspapers, magazines, e-books, audiobooks, museum and attraction passes (including Reptilia Whitby), Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots. The branch hosts programs including a monthly genealogy help session on the fourth Tuesday of each month with an in-house genealogy specialist. Open Tuesday and Friday 2-7:30 pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10 am-3 pm, Saturday 10 am-2 pm; closed for the annual summer closure August 30-September 7.

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