103 Matches for Noel Hughes

Noel Hughes Age 27

Nampa, ID

Noel Hughes lives in Nampa, ID.

Noel Allan-Hughes

Vancouver, BC

Also known as: nhjallan

Current * Director at Pavier Pioneer Cottage Society * Director at Renfrew Collingwood Community Art Gallery and Museum * Volunteer at Collingwood Neighbourhood House * Volunteer / Block Watch Captain at Collingwood Community Policing Centre * Owner at The Camelot Group Past * Volunteer at Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary Education * Capilano University * British Columbia Institute of Technology * Garibaldi Twitter: rcc_heritage Summary This is a community-initiative campaign with core funding from solicited donations -- contributions toward retention, conservation and restoration of the Pavier Pioneer Cottage -- built in 1892, added to and continuously habitated as a family home until 2009 -- by community supporters and beneficiaries. Potential funding sources also include civic and provincial grant money. Donations, monetary gifts, grant funding and other contributions can be made to: (In Trust For) Pavier Pioneer Cottage of Renfrew Collingwood 3356 East 44th Avenue Vancouver, BC, V5R 3B4 Attention: Noel H. J. Allan-Hughes or directly via ... CANADIAN WESTERN BANK 666 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC V6C 2X8 Institution #: 030 Transit #: 00350 Account #: 808963829 Specialties Nonprofits, volunteering, community service, heritage conservation, retail, business administration, motion picture industry, media, property management, community policing Director, Pavier Pioneer Cottage Society January 2010 – Present (1 year 5 months) An East Vancouver family home, that began life as a "working man's cottage" (the "L" shaped section incorporated into later additions), and has been in my family for some 55 years. It pre-dates water and sewer service (1912). Electricity was a retrofit in 1922. The concrete foundation and footings were poured in 1926 (the earliest "permit" that the city has on record). It was at this time that the basement was closed in. With the knowledge that the home pre-dates 1900, based upon hard data from permit/application records for later development in the immediate neighbourhood, the yet to be substantiated question is; does it pre-date Carleton School (1896) and the Inter-Urban tram line (1891)? Who was here, occupying "District Lot 50"? It wasn't Albine Woodcock, as he was in Marquette Manitoba on a "Western Canada Land Grant" (1891). Nor was it William or Elizabeth Pavier, as they held land grants of their own in Calgary Alberta. Land title archival records show that from 1889 to 1902 the "owner" was one Joseph Edward Pickles (Pighells). However Joseph is documented as residing in Brandford, Ontario in time for the 1881, 1891 and 1901 censuses. Mr. Pickle's brother, William lived in New Westminster and may have had some involvement with the property given his geographic proximity to it. Joseph also held title to blocks 11, 19, and 20 of DL 50. It could have even been a Charles Pavier (assumed to be William Pavier's brother), who was in the area with a surveying camp and appears in the Canadian Census of 1891. Director, Renfrew Collingwood Community Art Gallery and Museum January 2009 – Present (2 years 5 months) Mission Statement The mission of Renfrew-Collingwood Community Art Gallery and Museum is to support the beneficial inclusion of fine art and history into community life. Statement of Purpose The purpose of Renfrew-Collingwood Community Art Gallery and Museum is to facilitate, promote, organize, and support cultural, art, historical, and family based activities and events for the educational and cultural enrichment and benefit of the community in which it serves. Audience Demographics The new venue that will open in East Vancouver will focus on targeting a sizable demographic base as it's patrons. The population served is wide and diverse, and includes the entire community, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, and spanning the age range from pre-natal to seniors. Programs & Activities Many and varied tools will be used to accomplish this mission and purpose: organizing and maintaining community history and heritage; art and language workshops; the promotion of the Renfrew Collingwood Multicultural Artist Network; a wide range of exhibits (hopefully) loaned on a rotating basis from the Vancouver Museum, and many community based family and youth outreach projects. Planned admission to the gallery and exhibits would be by donation, and use of the space as a venue for various events by "honourarium". Only local artists works would be displayed, and exhibits relevant to Renfrew-Collingwood's history, heritage and culture. Contact Info: Location: 3356 East 44th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V5R 3B4 Email: [email protected] Twitter: www.twitter.com/rcc_heritage Facebook: www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=230780498350 Volunteer, Collingwood Neighbourhood House 2003 – Present (9 years) Provides services through social, educational, cultural, and recreational programs which will improve the quality of life for everyone in the neighbourhood and promote a spirit of cooperation. Cooperation and mutual respect among people. Self-reliance of individuals and the empowerment of people and the Collingwood community as a whole. Social justice and equitable treatment for all individuals. Accountable to the community and responsive to it's changing needs. Full participation of all peoples in the social, cultural and economic life of the Collingwood community. Volunteer / Block Watch Captain, Collingwood Community Policing Centre October 1998 – Present The Joyce Station Area Planning Association, first opened the Collingwood Community Policing Centre in April of 1994 to serve the Collingwood-Renfrew Area. This was a new form of community policing never before seen in North America. Its goal: To bridge the gap between the local community, the city of Vancouver, and the Vancouver Police Department. It is the goal of our office to educate you in order to empower you to take responsibility for crime prevention in your community. Community policing is a results-oriented, community based system relying heavily on the cooperation of policing officers, volunteers, and community members. We believe that we can provide you with the tools to take a leadership role in reducing crime in your neighbourhood. www.collingwoodcpc.com Owner, The Camelot Group July 1989 – Present (21 years 11 months) Volunteer, Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary 2001 – 2005 (4 years) Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary is a registered non-profit society that rescues, rehabilitates and cares for unwanted, injured, orphaned, abused, neglected and abandoned exotic birds. Greyhaven actively promotes avian welfare and awareness in the community through educational seminars and presentations to local schools, colleges, clubs, and other organizations. Our goal to help people understand the level of devotion and commitment it takes to share one’s home with a companion bird. No member of Greyhaven receives monetary remuneration, including its Board of Directors. Our organization is solely operated by volunteers who generously devote their valuable time to the well being of the birds that are under the care and protection of Greyhaven. We are strongly committed to the welfare of our birds, and dedicate each and every day to providing the highest level of care. We rely entirely on donations and fundraising to defray costs. The challenge for Greyhaven is to find the resources to care for the ever-increasing number of birds entering its facility. There are over 100 birds in our care at all times. Due to the large numbers of birds and limited resources, we are forced to turn birds away almost daily. Medical expenses, food, cages, toys and essential equipment are ongoing expenses. Our current facility is inadequate. It is too small to house the number of birds in our care, it has a leaky roof and no quarantine facilities. We desperately need a new facility that can meet the demands of caring for these intelligent creatures. Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary was founded in 1998 by several dedicated individuals who recognized that there was a fundamental need for a safe haven for birds who were abused, neglected, abandoned, orphaned, or their caregiver could no longer look after their bird due to unforeseen circumstances.

Noel Hughes Age 40

Surfside Beach, SC

Also known as: noelsemily

Noel Hughes lives in Surfside Beach, SC.

Noel Hughes Age 38

Yulee, FL

Also known as: graywolf209

Noel Hughes lives in Yulee, Florida. Noel's a big fan of Club. Among his favorite movies are Comedy, Horror Movies and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.