Port Elgin & District Lions Club

Lions meet the needs of local communities and the world. Our 1.35 million members - who perform community service in 207 countries and geographic areas - are different in many ways, but share a core belief: community is what we make it.

When you join Lions, you join a global service network. So, at the same time you're doing local community service, you can also contribute to Lions volunteer efforts around the world.

Port Elgin & District Lion's Club Weekly TV BINGO on Eastlink TV Channel 10

Every Tuesday at 7:30pm, 5 regular games on 1 Jackpot game
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Eastlink Television Channel 10

BINGO Cards can be purchased at the following locations:

Port Elgin Bingo Card Sales Outlets:
Rowlands Independent Grocer
Port Elgin Macs Milk
Ralph's Hi-Way Shoppette
Giant Tiger

Southampton Bingo Card Sales Outlets
Southampton Macs Milk
Foodland

For more information contact:
Port Elgin & District Lion's Club
519-832-6263

Dinner Meeting
First Wednesday of the Month (Septemeber - June)
Burgoyne Restaurant

Business Meeting
3rd Wednesday of the Month
Lions Den - Maple Square

Community Volunteer Work that Makes a Difference

If you’re interested in volunteering, leading projects, networking and having fun – you can do all of this and more as a Lions club member. As a Lion, you’ll perform local volunteer work to improve your community – and communities around the world.

You can join a local club that meets in person. A cyber club that meets online. Or a special interest club based on your profession, a hobby or anything you care about. You can plan a local project to protect the environment. Recycle eyeglasses to help the working poor. Or bring clean water to a remote village. Whatever you choose, you’ll be sharing, caring and making a difference.

The Port Elgin & District Lion’s Club are continuing to share with the community as they recently donated $1,000 in memory of a Founding Lion member who recently passed away.

Rupert Kitzberger had been a dedicated member of the local Lion’s Club since 1975. Eva Kitzberger and daughter, Anita Kuliha, were there to attend the presentation of the funds for local hospital equipment.

The gift in honour of Mr. Kitzberger, will help patient safety at Southampton Hospital. A wandering patient alarm system will notify staff and reduce the risk of patients leaving the inpatient unit.

(Photo and story courtesy of The Saugeen Times) www.saugeentimes.com

Christine Kelly - SMHF, Mary Heimbecker .Eva Kitzberger & daughter, Anita Kuliha, Peggy Buckton - Erin Zorzi - Chair SMH, Doug Earle

“Our campus club is very rewarding and it’s exciting because it’s a very unique organization. We have both an international focus and also a local focus.”
Kjerstin Owren Myre, Norway