Join us at the Fergus Community BBQ on April 12, 2025, from 11 am to 3 pm at 198 St. David St N. Fergus. Lion Rob Bowman and GrandABILITIES are hosting this event to support the Fergus Walk for Guide Dogs.
We had more floats this year making it difficult for the judges to select the winners. Congratulations to the six winners of the 2024 Fergus Santa Claus parade: Not for Profit Category: Fergus Legion Branch 275 1st Fergus Scout group Elora Farmers Market Business Category Macho Movers Hometown Hideout Indoor Children’s Program Once Upon a…
The Fergus Lions Club would like to thank our community once again for helping us with the Gift Card Drive for the Food Bank. We sponsored 2 families as well as donating $2500.00. A special thank also goes out to Reliable Ford for collecting the cards as well as toys that were dropped off. We…
The Fergus Santa Claus Parade Committee is looking for volunteers to help on Saturday December 7, 2024 from 12.00pm to approximately 3.00pm to look after street barricades along the parade route in Fergus. The barricades are provided and need to be set up as the Santa Claus Parade progresses and provide traffic control at these…
Lion Bob Zirk and Lion Joe Brooks were recognized with the Lions International Chevron award for their years of service and to encourage them to continue making a difference in their local communities and worldwide.
FERGUS – $2,000 to Hospice Wellington, and $1,00 to Habitat for Humanity
GUATEMALA – Young girl in Guatemala is fitted with donated glasses from Canadian Lions Club
CENTRE WELLINGTON – Student Volunteers for Annual Street Cleanup
Campaign asks residents to donate money or gift cards for local families in need FERGUS – The Fergus Lions Club has launched its annual Christmas drive in cooperation with Reliable Ford – and for the third year in a row, officials are asking for gift cards in lieu of actual toys. Read full article in…
Roadside Cleanup Cleanup crew – Cold and rain did not deter the Fergus Lions Club’s semi-annual roadside cleaup on Oct. 15. The Lions welcomed staff, students and parents from Maranatha Christian School who chipped in with the effort to clean up trash and litter along Highway 6. Read full article in the Wellington Advertiser…