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Piper Creek Optimist Club of Red Deer

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Men’s Red Deer Club:
We meet monthly

Since 1985, the Piper Creek Optimist Club has been an Optimist Club in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada and is a proud member of Optimist International. 

We are one of the premier Red Deer clubs and belong to the International District of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Montana and Northern Wyoming (AMS&NW). We are a worldwide volunteer organization, a non-profit service club who has raised over $1.6M through service projects and whose mandate is to help “Bring the best out in Kids”. Piper Creek Optimist Club is one of best Red Deer Clubs

Members
50
Service Project Intensity
100

Bring the Best out In Kids

Join Us!

We are always looking for new members.

We are always looking for new members.

If you are interested in attending one of our meetings, we meet on the:

  • First Friday of the Month – 12:00 p.m.
    • The Gutter/Rare Pizza 5118 47 Ave, Red Deer

Men’s Red Deer Club:
We meet monthly

Since 1985, the Piper Creek Optimist Club has been an Optimist Club in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada and is a proud member of Optimist International. 

We are one of the premier Red Deer clubs and belong to the International District of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Montana and Northern Wyoming (AMS&NW). We are a worldwide volunteer organization, a non-profit service club who has raised over $1.6M through service projects and whose mandate is to help “Bring the best out in Kids”. Piper Creek Optimist Club is one of best Red Deer Clubs

Members
50
Service Project Intensity
100

Bring the Best out In Kids

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About Us

The Red Deer Piper Creek Optimist Club was founded in 1985 as an initiative of the Red Deer Optimist Club to attract a younger demographic. Several friends and professional associates organized a club of “up and comers” to promote community involvement and philanthropy.