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Helping Hands
Our Club Projects

Lions Clubs are community service organizations dedicated to improving local well-being and fostering unity. Each club runs a variety of projects that either raise funds for community needs or create opportunities for people to come together. These projects can range from youth programs and meal initiatives to events that support local charities. Every project is overseen by a committee of club members who work collaboratively to ensure its success, reflecting the Lions’ core mission of service, support, and community engagement.

911 Signs

911 Signs

Photo courtesy of The Valley Eye Photography

Contact:
Lion John Barrett
Call or text: 902-679-8304

Looking for 911 signs? We've got you covered!

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Fast Turnaround Time

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Prices:

  • $15 for a single-sided sign

  • $20 for a double-sided sign

Need a quote for oversized signs, posts, or have any other questions? We're here to help!

**Please note: 911 sign services will be suspended from May 10 - June 1, 2026.

Adopt Highway

Adopt a
Highway

We particpate in the Adopt a Highway project. We take care of section of the #1 Highway through our community from Cambridge Road in the West to the Highway 101 overpass in the East. (5km).

You can find out more about Adopt a Highway here: https://www.adoptahighwayns.ca/

Aylesford Lake Canteen

Welcome to the Aylesford Lake Canteen!

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Creating Opportunities for Our Youth

 

Our club proudly operates the canteen at Aylesford Lake, alongside the Valley Drive-In, as part of our mission to provide employment opportunities for young people in our community. Each summer, our canteen is staffed by enthusiastic youth aged 16 to 19, ready to serve you with a smile!

Aylesford Lake Canteen

Boys and Girls Projects

​The Boys and Girls projects are a core initiative of the Coldbrook & District Lions Club, aimed at supporting youth in the local community. The club’s Boys and Girls Committee provides funding and hands-on support for programs that promote well-being, education, and personal development.

1. Coats for Kids

2. School Meal Programs

3. School Finger Printing Program

4. Speak Out - Public Speaking program

Boys and Girls Projects
Community Breakfasts

Christmas can be a challenging time for many families. That's why our club is dedicated to supporting those in need through our annual Christmas Hamper program.

 

What's in the Hampers?

  • A complete Christmas meal for your entire family

  • Age-appropriate gifts for each child

 

How to Apply: If you or someone you know could use a little extra cheer this Holiday season, please download the PDF application and submit it by dropping it off at Foodland in Coldbrook. Confidentiality is assured.

 

We would love to make Christmas brighter for those in our community!

 

Contact Us: For more information, please reach out to Lion John Barrett at 902-679-8304

Christmas Hampers
Community Breakfasts

Community Breakfasts

Come for the food, stay for the company! We can't wait to see you there.

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Join us for a delightful community breakfast!

​When: Every third Saturday of the month, from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM

 

Where: Huntington Hayes Community Centre (LIONS HALL), 1416 South Bishop Rd

 

What's on the menu?

  • Crispy Bacon

  • Savory Sausage

  • Fluffy Pancakes

  • Freshly Scrambled Eggs

  • Homemade Beans

  • Toast

  • Juice

  • Tea

  • Coffee

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Cost: Just $8 per plate! All proceeds support our community activities.

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Community Dances

Community
Dances

Monthly Dances are be held at Huntington Hayes Community Center,1416 South Bishop Rd on third Saturday of each month.

 

 

Dance is from 9:00PM - 12:30AM. $10.00 per person.

Doors open at 8:00PM.

 

 

There is a door prize and 50/50 draw. Cash Bar.

Community Sign

Located at the traffic lights on the corner of Lovett Rd and Highway 1 in Coldbrook

Would you like to put something on our community sign? Email us at

communitysign@coldbrooklions.com

Community Sign

Hants County Exhibition Demolition Derby

The Hants County Exhibition Demolition Derby is a high-energy motorsport event where drivers compete by deliberately crashing their cars into one another in a controlled arena until only one vehicle remains running. Held as part of the historic Hants County Exhibition in Windsor, Nova Scotia, it’s a crowd favorite that combines the thrill of loud engines, flying metal, and strategic driving with a festive fair atmosphere. Spectators enjoy the excitement of collisions and eliminations, while participants follow strict safety rules to keep the chaos fun and contained.

Demolition Derby
Rink
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