The Orangeville Lions Club

Serving the community since 1949!

Our Story

Le Club Lions d'Orangeville a été fièrement créé le 12 avril 1949. Avec vingt et un hommes dévoués au service, le club a commencé par former des brigadiers scolaires en 1950. Cela a été immédiatement suivi par le transport en bus de nos jeunes à la piscine Fergus de 1951 à 1953. Les membres du club ont retroussé leurs manches et ont construit la première piscine communautaire extérieure d'Orangeville en 1953.

Plusieurs membres actuels gardent encore de bons souvenirs de la foire annuelle du village Lions qui a débuté en 1950. Tout le monde a dégusté les célèbres hot-dogs des Lions aux oignons frits. Everyone enjoyed the Lions famous hotdogs with fried onions. The fair included many games of chance for all ages and several rides. The fair was held in June which signaled the end of another school year.

"We’re the largest service club in the world with 1.4 million men and women guided by kindness to serve our communities and the world in times of need. "

The Lions in Action

Through  the year the Orangeville Lions Club serve the community of Dufferin through activities and donations. Selected recipients are the hospital, Food Bank, Big Brother Big Sister etc…

Charitable Trust

The Orangeville Lions charitable Trust assist financially local residents in needs to purchase equipment and medical for their health.

Recruitment Booth

Four times a year the Orangeville Lions organize a food drive at Metro Supermarket in Orangeville

Hostiing Youth Exchange

Each year the Orangeville Lions sponsor local student in the International Youth Exchange youth where they are immersed in a unique cultural experience with Lions and Leo club members in dozens of countries.

The club also act as a host family welcoming foreign youth who will be treated as a member of the family and participating in social activities, possibly service projects and visit cultural places of interest. Youth will be expected to familiarize yourself with the customs, expectations and basic language of the host country prior to your visit and have a desire to learn more.

Health and Welfare

The Orangeville Lions offers generously to people in need financial support anonymously.

TV Bingo

The Orangeville Lions organize a weekly Bingo TV on Rogers Communication every Tuesday. All proceeds go back to the communities of Duffein and Caledon. Tickets can be purchased in several places.

Food Drive

Four times a year the Orangeville Lions organize a food drive at Metro Supermarket in Orangeville

At the Home and Garden Show

News - Event

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E-Mail: info@orangevillelions.org
75 First Street, Suite 201 Orangeville, ON, Canada L9W 5B6.