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IODE women are:
Inclusive, Organized, Dedicated, Enthusiastic 
Women dedicated to a better Canada is our official motto. IODE members are filled with energy and creativity and have a clear sense of purpose. For more than 120 years in Canada, our fundraising activities have supported education and citizenship programs, and community services to those in need at home and abroad. EchoesEchoes is the official publication for IODE Members across Canada. Click here to read the latest edition online now. 
IODE Nova Scotia 50/50 FundraiserThe Winners of the
IODE Nova Scotia 50/50 Fundraiser are: September 15, 2021 – Jean Costin #53 winnings $85 October 20, 2021 – Treva Hebb #63 winnings $85 November 17, 2021 – Treva Hebb #63 winnings $85 December 8, 2021 – Dorothy Smith #32 winnings $255 March 2, 2022– Dorothy Smith #32 winnings $85 April 20, 2022- Norma Downey #64 winnings $85 May 18, 2022 - Sheila Caines#21 winnings $85 June 15, 2022-Brenda Levy#69winnings $85 IODE Nova Scotia
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IODEMembers volunteer with and for people, focusing on Children, Education and Community Services. Each IODE chapter has the independence to choose and support projects in their own neighbourhood along with supporting projects at the Provincial and National levels. If you have just a few hours to spare monthly, you can make a difference and form lifelong friendships.
IODE membership is many things to many people. It is this diversification that holds the interest of the members and attracts others to it. What other organization has so much to offer to so many and in such different age groups? The main benefit of belonging to IODE is being part of a like-minded group of women who work together to improve the quality of life for those in need. IODE is a national women's charitable organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals, through education support, community service and citizenship programs. What's Happening in Nova Scotia
We are off to
Coastal Queens Place Hostel Port Mouton NS for our regular PEC Meeting, Sep. 21 122nd National Annual Meeting
Highlights from the 122nd National Annual Zoom Meeting held May 25, 26, 27, 2022
1. Violet Downey Book Award since 1984: 150 titles submitted - 5 shortlisted -'Tremendous Things' by Susin Nielsen took the prize of $5,000. Can be purchased through Indigo. 2. RCMP Community Service Award since 1992: $1000 honorarium won by the Team of 4 RCMP in Maskwacis central AB serving the community of 4 Cree nations south of Edmonton. 3. Share a Story - Bring a Book since 2011: "our gift to the host province" saw $2065 collected to be split between the Brandon Aboriginal Headstart Program and the North Point Douglas Women's Centre. 4. War Memorial Scholarship since 1918: over 600 awarded to date. winners Tina Felfeli, Beverly Larssen, Siobhan Tayor Smith all furthering education/projects in medical fields. 5. Membership Crystal Challenge Cup went to Willowlodge Chapter in Beaverlodge AB, 4 1/2 hours north west of Edmonton for bringing in 9 new members. 2nd brought in 6in Ottawa, 3rd brought in 5 in Petrolia (the butter tart chapter). 6. Provincial Membership Award for greatest percentage of new members: AB had 12 new members = 5.8% and NB had 6 = 3.28% and BC had 3 = 2.97% 7. National Life Memberships were bestowed on Stephaney Flexhaug for her work on Echoes, amongst others projects in her years in IODE and Renate Schuetz for her work on PR and Communications (redesign of website) 8 IODE in Canada
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IODE Nova Scotia Chapter Directory
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- IODE Annie V. Johnson, Preston
- IODE Cobequid, Springhill
- IODE Dr. Caroline Carmichael, New Glasgow
- IODE Gorham, Liverpool
- IODE Isgonish, Truro
- IODE Leif Erikson, Yarmouth
- IODE Lord Amherst, Amherst
- IODE Louisbourg-Ceilidh, Sydney
- IODE Mary Lawson, Dartmouth
- IODE Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, Sydney
- IODE Rosemary, Middleton
- IODE Tantramar, Amherst
