The 25-member club began in 1944 through the Army Navy Club of Simcoe. Their name represents the anonymous generosity they shared during WWII when they shipped various items overseas to the men and women serving our military. When the war ended, the group continued with their charitable work, helping injured veterans by providing medical equipment upon return; this would help offset some of the financial burdens faced by soldiers and their families. Today, the group continues to flourish with a waiting list to join. Their focus is to lend medical equipment such as walkers, wheel chairs and canes to people in need. They also hold various fundraising events and donate funds to projects that meet their mandate—providing special needs to the community