Chippawa Lions Aug 2012 Part 2

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The Chippawa Lions Club provides various services to support their local community. They donate playground equipment, support food drives and youth programs, and organize community events like an Easter egg hunt. The club also maintains Chippawa Lions Park by donating the land, and helps seniors through activities like a holiday light tour. Additionally, the club fundraises for and maintains Camp Dorset, a resort for people undergoing kidney dialysis treatments.

Chippawa Lions Club
Serving In
Our Community…

Support for the Boys & Girls Club of Niagara

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Seniors “Festival of Lights” Tour & Dinner

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Chippawa Lions Club
Maintains and Improves
Chippawa Lions Park

…and maintain the Park in partnership

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Chippawa Lions Club
Supports Camp Dorset

...a resort for people on kidney dialysis

Our Members Are
Committed to Fundraising
& Hands-On Maintenance
for the Camp

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