Filipino Media, Community and Education in Winnipeg

Manitoba alumni association of Alpha Phi Omega, the Philippine service fraternity and sorority, founded in 2017. It runs community service projects such as its annual tree planting, which has planted more than 2,000 trees since 2021, and an annual fishing derby.

Association of Ilocano Filipinos in Manitoba, founded in 2009. It holds an annual summer picnic and Christmas celebration, raises funds for missions in the Philippines and donates to Winnipeg community meal services.

Association of Filipinos from the Cordillera provinces (Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao and Kalinga) living in Manitoba. It promotes Cordilleran culture and youth heritage activities, volunteers in the community and held its 32nd anniversary and Adivay celebration on 29–30 August 2026.

Association of Bisaya (Visayan) Filipinos in Manitoba, active since 1985. It helps newcomers settle, keeps the Bisaya language and culture alive through festivals such as its Sinulog celebration and youth activities, and organises aid for disaster victims in the Philippines.

Hometown association for people from Bulacan living in Winnipeg. It holds community fiestas, Christmas parties and charity drives for its home province, and celebrated its 30th anniversary with an officers' induction and recognition day in late 2025.

Couples for Christ Winnipeg is the Manitoba chapter of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, organised into area chapters that run the Christian Life Program in Winnipeg parishes. Its family ministries include Singles, Youth and Kids for Christ, and it hosts the city's yearly ANCOP Walk.

Association for people from Davao living in Manitoba, including those who once lived, worked or studied there. It holds family gatherings such as its annual Christmas party and celebrates Davao culture, including the Kadayawan festival.

The Winnipeg chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Philippine Catholic charismatic movement, holds its Sunday Gawain and Family Appointment at St Gerard Parish on Foster Street. It has served Filipinos in Winnipeg since 1992 and celebrated its 34th anniversary in August 2026.

Filipino-Canadian Masonic lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Manitoba in 2009, meeting at the East Kildonan Masonic Temple in Winnipeg. It holds fundraising events such as a car show at the Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba and fellowship outings for members and families.

Filipino Evangelical Church is a Filipino congregation in Winnipeg's West End that holds Sunday worship at 977 Spruce Street. It also runs an Awana children's club on Friday evenings.

Volunteer non-profit in Winnipeg that supports Filipino newcomers and other immigrants. It runs consular-outreach support, free tax clinics under the Canada Revenue Agency's Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, and community events with partners such as Seafood City.

Winnipeg newspaper for the Filipino community in Manitoba, founded in 1987 by writers Rod and Rosalinda Cantiveros and published by Molave Publishing Inc. It covers local community news, events, travel and sports.

Filipino Presbyterian Church of Winnipeg is a Presbyterian Church in Canada congregation that meets in the church building at 95 Keewatin Street, which it shares with Calvin Presbyterian Church.

Filipino seniors' organisation that runs the Filipino Seniors Hall on Euclid Avenue in Winnipeg's North End. The hall hosts seniors' breakfasts, fitness and social activities and a twice-monthly ukulele club, and the group marks its 50th anniversary in 2026.

Filipino United Community Church (Fil-UCC) is an inter-denominational church at 1039 Pritchard Avenue in Winnipeg's North End that began as a ministry to the city's Filipino community. It holds Sunday worship, Bible studies, prayer meetings and fellowships for youth, families and seniors.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Winnipeg is the Winnipeg South congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo, a church founded in the Philippines, and the pioneering congregation of its Manitoba district. It holds worship services, baptisms and district gatherings at its house of worship on Ingersoll Street; other Winnipeg congregations include Burrows, Maples, Weston, Fort Garry and Transcona.

Jesus Is Lord Church Winnipeg is the Winnipeg congregation of Jesus Is Lord Church, the full-gospel church based in the Philippines. It holds Sunday worship and healing services on McPhillips Street and streams them on Facebook.

Winnipeg brotherhood of former Filipino uniformed service members from the AFP, PNP, BFP, Coast Guard and BJMP. Its members volunteer in public safety, clean-up drives and youth mentorship in Manitoba, support humanitarian missions in the Philippines, and marked their first anniversary in July 2026.

Winnipeg chapter of the Order of the Knights of Rizal, a Philippine civic and patriotic order that honours José Rizal. Established in the early 1990s, it marked 35 years in 2026 and leads Rizal Day commemorations and events at Dr. Jose Rizal Park on Sewa Crescent.

Mabuhay Baptist Christian Church is a Filipino-Canadian Baptist church on Wellington Avenue in Winnipeg's West End, founded in 2005 and a member church of Fellowship Prairies. It holds Sunday worship, a Wednesday prayer meeting, home Bible studies and children's and youth ministries.

Non-profit founded in June 2024 that is working to build a Filipino-Canadian cultural and economic incubator district in Winnipeg. It is a membership organisation of individuals, families, businesses and community groups, and is one of three Filipino organisations funded by the Manitoba government to plan a Filipino business, cultural and care zone.

Non-profit council that serves as a resource hub for Filipino-owned businesses and professionals in Manitoba. It runs networking events, trade shows and learning sessions, and works with Mabuhay District on plans for a Filipino district in Winnipeg.

Migrante Manitoba is a Winnipeg-based chapter of Migrante Canada that advocates for the rights and welfare of Filipino migrants in Manitoba. In December 2025 it ran a campaign supporting 17 Filipino temporary foreign worker mechanics in Winnipeg and Regina after their dismissal by their employer.

North Meadows Iloko Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is an Ilocano-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winnipeg, Manitoba, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2016.

Hometown association founded in 1986 for people from Pangasinan living in Manitoba. It holds summer picnics, an annual anniversary dinner and charity work, and celebrated its 40th anniversary in October 2026.

Filipino community centre on Keewatin Street in Winnipeg that serves as an umbrella organisation for Filipino-Manitobans. Its hall hosts heritage-language classes, workshops, cultural and sports activities, banquets and community festivals such as its Folklorama pavilion.

Umbrella council of more than 30 Filipino-Manitoban member organisations based in Winnipeg. It organises Filipino Heritage Month in Manitoba each June, including the flag raising, community events and the Philippine Independence Ball.

Winnipeg news magazine for the Filipino-Canadian community, published twice a month since 2005 by The Pilipino Express Inc. and edited by Philippine-born broadcaster Emmie Joaquin. It carries community news, columns in English and Tagalog, immigration and legal advice and arts coverage, in print, on Issuu and online.

Registered non-profit founded in 2016 to empower Filipino women in Manitoba. It runs the annual Pinays Manitoba Trailblazer Recognition Awards and International Women's Day gatherings, and marked its 10th anniversary in May 2026.

Portage Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winnipeg, Manitoba, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2009.

Hometown association for people from Quezon Province living in Manitoba, founded in 1989. It organises the annual Mayflower Festival, volunteers at Winnipeg Harvest and celebrated its 37th anniversary in September 2026.

Hometown association for people from Talisay living in Manitoba, established in 1976. It holds an annual Talisay fiesta and a summer picnic at Kildonan Park.

The Feast Winnipeg is a prayer gathering of the Light of Jesus Family, the Catholic community founded in Manila by Bo Sanchez. It meets on the last Sunday of each month at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Winnipeg with Mass, worship and talks, and hosts the LOJ Youth Manitoba group.

Tyndall Park Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winnipeg, Manitoba, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2014.

UMFSA is a University of Manitoba Students' Union club in Winnipeg that encourages a strong Filipino identity, promotes Philippine culture and represents the Filipino community at the university. It organizes social and cultural events for students interested in Filipino culture.

Association of University of the Philippines alumni and associates in Manitoba. It raises funds for a bursary program, holds community fundraisers such as its bowling tournament and breakfast, and takes part in Filipino Heritage Month events.

Association of University of Santo Tomas alumni in Manitoba that has served the community for more than 40 years. It runs an annual scholarship and bursary program for students of Filipino heritage and holds alumni gatherings such as its summer picnic.

Valley Gardens Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winnipeg, Manitoba, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2016.