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Zhelevo Benevolence Brotherhood

Village benevolent society · Toronto · Greater Toronto Area

One of the two 1907 mutual-benefit societies — with the Oshchima Benefit Society 'St Nicholas' — through which the first generation found jobs, loans and funerals; the village societies were the community's first financial institutions.

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Founded
1907

Sources (1)

  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_Canadians

  • St Nicholas Macedonian Orthodox Church & Community Centre

    Church & banquet centre · LaSalle (Windsor)

    The Windsor-Essex community's sixteen-acre home: church, two banquet halls with fifty years of catering experience, soccer field, the Carrousel of the Nations M...

    Address: 5225 Howard Avenue, LaSalle, ON N9H 0J2

    Telephone: (519) 966-6257

    Website: https://stnicholasmacedoniancentre.ca

    Sources: https://stnicholasmacedoniancentre.ca

  • Sts Cyril and Methody Macedono-Bulgarian Cathedral

    Church (historic) · Toronto

    The community's first church, founded 1910–11 by the pre-war villages' generation, which also ran the first Macedono-Bulgarian school in the Americas from 1914;...

    Website: http://www.scmcathedral.com

    Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_Canadians

  • United Macedonians Organization of Canada

    Umbrella organisation · Toronto

    The community's oldest umbrella body, organiser of the Ilinden picnic and Goce Delchev Night for more than six decades.

    Website: http://unitedmacedonians.org

    Sources: http://unitedmacedonians.org

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