The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions presented a cheque to the Delta Hospital Foundation
The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions presented a cheque to Deltassist
The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club has provided $2,000 to Beach Grove Elementary to help with the school’s playground improvement efforts. A major section of the playground was destroyed by fire in the spring of 2020. Parts and pieces of the new structure have finally arrived and the installation will soon be completed. Pictured above are: Kim Carswell, Community Donations Lions Club, Ava M. student, Principal Mark Douangchanh, Beach Grove School, and Harry Siempelkamp, Treasurer, Lions Club.
The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club recently delivered a cheque for $2,000, to the Point Roberts Food Bank to help ease the hardship from the forced isolation of Point Roberts’ residents. Pictured are: Peter Thesiger, Lions Club President, Henry Rosenthal, Kim Carswell, Lions Club donations, Chris Robinson, manager Tsawwassen Save-On-Foods and Harry Siempelkamp, Lions Club treasurer.
OUR CLUB MEMBERS SINCERELY THANK:
DELTA’S HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, FIRST RESPONDERS AND FRONT LINE WORKERS
We continue to donate to citizens in need and numerous charitable organizations, who may require a helping hand with financial necessities.
Our donations since 2020 include:
South Delta Food Bank
Point Roberts Food Bank
Tunnel Town Curling Club
Starfish Program
Christmas Hamper Program
KinVillage
Delta Meals on Wheels
The Community Fund of Faith
Delta Hospital Auxiliary
Moutainview Manor Mobile Lift
Little House Society
South Delta Special Olympics
Delta Stroke Recovery
Delta Community Music School
Delta Gymnastics
Deltassist
The SDSS Bursary Program
Beach Grove Elementary School Playground
On Wednesday May 27, 2020, the service clubs of Tsawwassen and Ladner, under the direction of the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club, joined together in a parade to show our respect and appreciation for the health care workers and first responders of the Delta Hospital, Delta Police Department, Delta Fire Rescue, Mountain View Manor Long Term Care and the BC Ambulance Service. A very colourful assemblage of 45 vehicles of the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club, Rotary Club of Tsawwassen, Rotary Club of Ladner, Tsawwassen Order of Old Bastards, Kinsmen Club of Ladner-Tsawwassen plus some out of town guests, formed up in the Delta Gymnastics parking lot. It was great to get some “socializing at a distance”. Prize for best dressed certainly goes to Roberta and Beth in their electric blue PT Cruiser. They were also the first ones to arrive and the last ones to leave. Party animals! Delta Fire Rescue kindly provided the on-duty crew and fire truck to lead our procession. Just in case our leader got called away, Brian Coe followed closely behind in his bright yellow vintage fire truck. At 7 PM, precisely, the parade got underway with lights, sirens and lots of honking and cheering. Thanks to all the participants, waving spectators and mostly our health care providers and First Responders.
