Destination Campbellville Community Association (DCCA) was established in 2006, as a result of numerous community meetings. DCCA was formed to serve as a community organization and in 2009 was incorporated as a non-profit organization.

Values

We will accomplish this by being:

• Well-connected and engaged with local, regional, provincial, and federal government representatives, our local community (residents, business owners), and others with a link to the Campbellville area;
• Informed of local issues, concerns and viewpoints, as well as pending laws or activities that may affect our community;
• A facilitator of communication, by creating opportunities for various viewpoints to be expressed; and,
• Transparent, by providing information via multiple methods.

Structure

The Board of Directors consists of between 6 and 9 members.

Accomplishments

• Visually enhanced village through fundraising efforts which lead to planting hundreds of native plants, building of the park Gazebo, annual Christmas tree lighting, new park benches, new planters and the list goes on.
• Received the Civic Improvement Award by Milton Chamber of Commerce in 2012
• Successful annual Social functions bringing community together for Jeans & Jewels, Celebrate Campbellville Street Festival, Golf Tournament and umbrella organization overseeing the annual Santa Claus Parade, Tree Lighting and Skating Party
• Through collaboration and communication, gained the respect of external stakeholders establishing a cohesive working relationships with the town of Milton and Halton Region

Volunteering

In past years, DCCA has provided funds to various local groups through event based fundraising initiatives. Brookville Minor Baseball, Brookville Public School and Campbellville Scouts and Guides are some of the recipients of these funds.

Events require a lot of volunteers both on the planning stages and the delivery. We are happy to consider all those willing and able to join us.

Our Beautification Committee also requires volunteers to come out and help with planting each Spring around Campbellville. In 2013, in conjunction with Conservation Halton, a planting event was held at the Gazebo Park, Ontario's smallest Conservation area, with the results being a wealth of native plants and a barrier between the pond and the grass which will hopefully lead to another goose-free zone in 2014.