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IODE Chapters in
New Brunswick IODE New Brunswick welcomes guests and new members. Click here to view the map of New Brunswick and find a chapter near you. If there doesn't appear to be a chapter near you contact us anyway. IODE Shop to Give
Bathurst
Gloucester Dorchester Shepody Moncton Sir Charles G. D. Roberts Saint John Katie Hazen MacKay Canada 150 St. Stephen Atlantic Charter Heritage Fredericton Doris E. Sullivan Governor Carleton Sir Howard Douglas 
Katie Hazen Mackay Chapter with Helen Toye Campbell Rose Bowl
2017 IODE Chapters
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April 26,2025
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National Annual Meeting in London
May 28th,29th,30th 2025
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Welcome to IODE New Brunswick
IODE is a Canadian women's charitable organization serving Canada for 120 years with hundreds of chapters across Canada. We work together to enhance the quality of life for individuals through education support, community service and citizenship programs.
Are you looking for a way to meet new people, to contribute to the community in which you live, to develop friendships and have fun? All this is possible working alongside the dedicated and talented women of IODE New Brunswick.
Are you looking for a way to meet new people, to contribute to the community in which you live, to develop friendships and have fun? All this is possible working alongside the dedicated and talented women of IODE New Brunswick.
1900 to 2025
IODE in New Brunswick Celebrates
125 Years of Service
Beginning as an organization to help injured soldiers and their families during the Boer War The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire has transformed to a charitable organization, IODE, The purpose of which is to enhance the quality of life for individuals through education support, community service and citizenship programs.
Since its inception IODE has been very active in education in New Brunswick, supporting school libraries, providing bursaries, scholarships and awards to recognize all forms of student achievement. It has been a leader in literacy initiatives starting and continuing to support Born to Read; helping to train leaders and provide materials for Roots of Empathy and supporting the provincial child and adolescent psychiatric unit and Portage.
On February 12, 2025 IODE New Brunswick will meet at Fredericton City Hall to recognize the role of Fredericton Mayor Harry Beckwith in calling the first meeting which led to the establishment of IODE. Margaret Polson Murray had written all the mayors of provincial capitals and major cities asking them to call a meeting of women of substance to start an organization to support soldiers and their families. Only Mayor Beckwith responded, and thirty-four women met and founded such an organization. Mrs. John Black was the president of the group and funds were raised very quickly.
As 125 years of service are celebrated members will party and continue the community contributions for which they are known. Join in the celebrations and help with the charitable work of IODE.
Since its inception IODE has been very active in education in New Brunswick, supporting school libraries, providing bursaries, scholarships and awards to recognize all forms of student achievement. It has been a leader in literacy initiatives starting and continuing to support Born to Read; helping to train leaders and provide materials for Roots of Empathy and supporting the provincial child and adolescent psychiatric unit and Portage.
On February 12, 2025 IODE New Brunswick will meet at Fredericton City Hall to recognize the role of Fredericton Mayor Harry Beckwith in calling the first meeting which led to the establishment of IODE. Margaret Polson Murray had written all the mayors of provincial capitals and major cities asking them to call a meeting of women of substance to start an organization to support soldiers and their families. Only Mayor Beckwith responded, and thirty-four women met and founded such an organization. Mrs. John Black was the president of the group and funds were raised very quickly.
As 125 years of service are celebrated members will party and continue the community contributions for which they are known. Join in the celebrations and help with the charitable work of IODE.
I inclusive O organized D dedicated E enthusiastic
IODE Princess Charlotte Literacy Project
Many IODE chapters are involved with recognizing the great-granddaughter of our patron, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Chapters are collecting books suitable for young children and donating them to libraries, grief centres, schools or shelters in honour of Princess Charlotte.
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, Toddlers received books from IODE Heritage - complete with special book plate- in honour of the birth of Prince George. All 13 mother and babies who took part in "Babies at the Library" in St. Stephen were excited to receive their books |
IODE in Canada
Founded in 1900, IODE Canada is a national women's charitable organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals through education support, community service, and citizenship programs.
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 125 years in Canada, our fundraising activities have supported education and citizenship programs, and community services to those in need at home and abroad. Find out more about becoming a Member.
Visit The National Chapter of Canada IODE website at www.IODE.ca
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 125 years in Canada, our fundraising activities have supported education and citizenship programs, and community services to those in need at home and abroad. Find out more about becoming a Member.
Visit The National Chapter of Canada IODE website at www.IODE.ca
