For 70 Years, The May Court Club of Oakville has proudly supported our community through charitable giving, scholarships, and programs that help local women, children, seniors and families thrive. To mark this important milestone, we are launching our Together for May Court, Together for our Community fundraising campaign.
As we celebrate seven decades of impact, we are inviting our members, supporters, and community partners to help us in the mission to raise $70,000 in 70 days.
From October 1st to December 9th, 2026, every dollar raised will directly support our mission of strengthening our community through:
The needs within our community continue to grow. Families are facing financial pressures, students require support to pursue their dreams, and many local organizations depend on charitable funding to deliver essential services.
Your contribution, no matter the size, helps ensure that vital support reaches those who need it most.
For 70 years, our community has come together to create meaningful change. With your help, we can continue that legacy and build an even strong future for Oakville and Halton.
Whether your choose to donate, share our campaign, or encourage others to get involved, your support matters.
Help us reach our goal of $70,000 in 70 days and celebrate 70 years of caring, giving and community impact.
Together for May Court. Together for Our Community. Together, we can make a difference. Donate today and help shape the next chapter of our community’s story.
Every contributions helps. If you would like to support our campaign, you can donate by e-transfer to treasurer@maycourt.ca (write TFMC in description), or cheque/cash at the Nearly New Shop located at 200 Kerr Street in Oakville. Tax receipt will be issued for $25+.
The May Court Club of Oakville is part of The Association of May Court Clubs of Canada, which was the first service club in Canada, founded in 1898 on the eve of May Day in Ottawa, Ontario. May Court’s founder, Lady Isabel Aberdeen, the wife of Canada’s then Governor General, was a truly extraordinary woman.