Help us reach our goal of collecting 36,000lbs of food and personal care items to restock the shelves at CCWN. This annual Lincoln-wide food drive goes to supporting families, seniors and individuals in the upcoming year!

We thank the community for supporting the Lions Food Drive in the past, and we ask for your help again this year, so we can continue "Growing our Community Beyond Hunger"

PLEASE PLACE DONATIONS OUTSIDE YOUR FRONT DOOR BY 9AM.   
Here are a few handy tips when preparing your contribution:
    1.  Decide if you are going to purchase your donation or dig into your cupboard.
    2.  Please check best before dates before donating your items!
    3.  Decide if you are going to place it out for pick up, or to take it to a drop off site.
    4.  Financial Contributions are gratefully accepted, allowing us to maximize our purchasing power.
    5.  Pat yourself on the back for participating in the collection efforts of food & personal items to help your neighbours in Lincoln!

Kidney Walks are a vital lifeline, empowering us to deliver real-time support, drive life-saving research, and advocate fiercely for those impacted by kidney disease. Our mission goes beyond survival; we’re committed to a future where everyone facing kidney disease can truly thrive.

We are committed to ensuring that all Canadians with chronic kidney disease have access to high-quality healthcare and essential support. By providing comprehensive education, we equip the public, patients, and healthcare professionals with the necessary tools to promote kidney health. We drive change through effective advocacy for impactful policies and by funding innovative research.

Every dollar raised fuels programs and services for those affected by kidney disease. We encourage all participants to fundraise, as each contribution supports lifesaving resources for about 1 in 10 Canadians, or 4 million people, who have kidney disease.  

Kidney Walks are a vital lifeline, empowering us to deliver real-time support, drive life-saving research, and advocate fiercely for those impacted by kidney disease. Our mission goes beyond survival; we’re committed to a future where everyone facing kidney disease can truly thrive.

We are committed to ensuring that all Canadians with chronic kidney disease have access to high-quality healthcare and essential support. By providing comprehensive education, we equip the public, patients, and healthcare professionals with the necessary tools to promote kidney health. We drive change through effective advocacy for impactful policies and by funding innovative research.

Every dollar raised fuels programs and services for those affected by kidney disease. We encourage all participants to fundraise, as each contribution supports lifesaving resources for about 1 in 10 Canadians, or 4 million people, who have kidney disease.  

Celebrate the fall harvest at the 59th annual Harvest Pioneer Day! 

As fall begins, and trees change into vibrant colours, come out to the Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre for:

 folk art
 historic crafts demonstrations
 live music
 food trucks
 apple fritters
 artisan vendors

Bring the whole family to experience the sights and sounds!

Discover the importance of heirloom varieties and seed saving! We’ll explore the basics of saving seeds from your own garden through hands-on learning.

The Get Lost Market returns to Sons and Daughters Winery for its second year, offering a weekend-long celebration of local creativity and community.

Nestled in the scenic hills of the winery, the event begins Friday, September 19, from 4 to 8 p.m., with “Golden Hour at Get Lost” — a kick-off evening featuring a sip-and-shop experience and a live concert.

On Saturday and Sunday, September 20 and 21, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., more than 70 talented vendors will showcase handmade goods, vintage finds, and artisanal food and beverages. Visitors can stroll through vineyard paths, shop for unique treasures, and relax with a glass of wine while soaking in the atmosphere.

Grimsby Knights of Columbus is having a “Trivia Knight” fundraiser proceeds to support local Grimsby charities

Saturday September 20 6:30 - 10 pm doors open 5:30pm

$175 tables of 8 or $26 each

Trivia games-penny sales-silent auctions-door prize-winning table prizes

Food and drinks available for purchase

The Wainfleet Agricultural Society annually plans and successfully executes a Fall Fair that welcomes participation from all in Niagara and beyond.  This fully volunteer organization is managed through a volunteer Board and the skill and commitment of over 140 additional volunteers.

 On September 18, 19 & 20, 2025 we will help the community and visitors celebrate agricultural and rural life with a Wainfleet perspective. 

 The fair is open to exhibits or entries from any Niagara Community and our neighbouring community of Dunnville.   In 2024 we hosted over 7200 people who attended the three day fair.