The LFC Online Raffle is back again! We're hosting our raffle on January 31 to March 3, 2022– with the winner announced March 4, 2022. We hope to make this year's jackpot the biggest yet! Our goal is $200,000 overall.  

Be sure to share with friends and family they can have a chance to win and support a good cause! We will be providing more information soon.  

*Disclaimer: Raffle ticket can only be purchased by current Ontario residents* 

Lions Foundation of Canada's Ride for Dog Guides is a fundraising event specially catered to motorcyclists. Ride for Dog Guides was first started in 2009 by the Saltwater Retreads and the Enfield/Elmsdale Lions Club in Nova Scotia. The event has since grown with new locations. All proceeds support the seven Dog Guide programs at Lions Foundation of Canada.

Though each Ride for Dog Guides varies in activities, most follow a scenic pre-arranged route and offer refreshments, incentives, prizes and a poker run component.

Due to the given situation with Covid-19, this year we are conducting a Virtual Ride for Dog Guides. Please help us continue to empower Canadians with disabilities to navigate their world with confidence and independence by providing Dog Guides at no cost to them and supporting each pair in their journey together.

Delta Bingo

Delta Bingo is excited to once again be opening its doors to volunteers. Starting Monday November 1, 2021, volunteers at LFC Dog Guides will be invited back to help welcome patrons and assist gaming staff at the center entrances. Delta Bingo & Gaming Centre, Speers Rd Oakville, ON location. All volunteers must be fully vaccinated and show proof and identification to enter the facility. Delta Bingo is committed to safety and hopes to see everyone back and enjoying the gaming facilities. To learn more about current volunteer opportunities, please contact Mary Ellen Difazio, HR Manager & Volunteer coordinator, at Mary.DiFazio@dogguides.com. 

Calling all Bowling Leagues and those who love to bowl. Lions Foundation of Canada launched Dog Bowl nationally in the fall of 2013 after adopting the project from the Merritton and Garden City Lions Clubs of St. Catharines, Ontario. Through the support and dedication of these clubs, the event has grown and is now taking place in communities across Canada with all proceeds supporting the Canine Vision Dog Guide program at Lions Foundation of Canada. The Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Bowl provides awareness of people who are visually impaired through bowling fundraisers held across Canada. Through a blindfold or specialized glasses that mimic various eye diseases and disorders, each bowler experiences “seeing” and bowling through the eyes of someone who is visually impaired.