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Greenbank and District Lions Club members with Port Perry Hospital Foundation staff presenting a joint donation for a bedside chair for the hospital

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Greenbank and District Lions Club

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Volunteer Organizations · Scugog

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The Greenbank and District Lions Club is a volunteer service club serving Greenbank and surrounding Scugog communities, part of Lions Clubs International. Members meet at 7pm on the first and third Wednesday of each month at Greenbank Centennial Hall, 19965 Highway 12, Greenbank. The club supports local needs through projects such as school hearing and vision screening, donations to Port Perry Hospital and Oak Ridges Hospice, support for Operation Scugog Food Bank, high school bursaries, the Greenbank Santa Claus parade, and fundraisers including seasonal fertilizer sales, scrap metal and e-waste collection, and bar tending services. New members interested in community service are welcome.

Business Details

Category
Community & Nonprofit
Municipality
Scugog
Address
19965 Highway 12, Greenbank, ON L0C 1B0
Website
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Phone
(905) 621-7908

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