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Orangeville Lions Club to present Headwaters Health Care Centre faculty with the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award

Town disperses two COVID-19 Community Recognition Awards | Orangeville Citizen

April 15, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Sam Odrowski The Town of Orangeville recently took some time to recognize businesses and organizations who have made outstanding efforts in the community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. During an April 12 Council meeting, Mayor Sandy Brown announced the latest recipients of the COVID-19 Community Recognition Awards. The recognition program is aimed at honouring deserving residents, businesses and organizations and has seen more than a dozen awards announced since the fall of 2020. Ms. Frew provided all the socially distanced drop-offs and pick-ups of the kits for months. The customers and nominators of the Pottery Parties submission say that Tanya kept them sane and busy with pottery projects and they are very thankful.The Orangeville Lions Club was the other recipient of the Town’s COVID-19 Community Recognition Award. 

Town of Orangeville honours Pottery Parties in the Hills and Orangeville Lions in latest COVID-19 Community Recognition Awards

Lions Club's 2nd Annual Christmas Food Drive deemed successful

December 23, 2020   ·   0 Comments By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Lions Club held its 2 nd Annual Christmas Food Drive outside Metro over the weekend, generating 1,700 lbs of food and $2,700 in cash donations for the local Food Bank. All of the cash donations will be used to purchase fresh produce to go into special baskets that are being prepared for users of the Orangeville Food Bank in time for Christmas. “Over the five hours we had probably about 20 of our Lions there. Some at the front door greeting the folks as they came in and the rest at the back door,” said Mike Walker, Lions Club Vice President.

Orangeville Lions postpone food drive due to inclement weather

The Orangeville Lions Club is postponing their second annual Christmas Community Food Drive. It was scheduled for tomorrow, but with freezing rain in tomorrow’s forecast, the Lions have moved it to December 19th. The food drive will take place that day at Metro from 10 am until 3 pm.