Contact the Kingston Lions Club

Address: 
Kingston Lions Club
c/o Royale Place
2485 Princess Street
Kingston, ON, K7M 3G1

Since our club does not currently own our building, we are unable to accommodate requests for hall rentals at this time. 

Please note that requests for donations are presented during our monthly meetings. Due to the number of requests we receive, we regret that we are not able to respond to each request individually. To help, we have compiled a list of local resources for some of the most commonly requested types of assistance.

For help with utilities:

• Utilities Kingston call 613-546-1181, ext. 2278, Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM.
• The Ontario Electricity Support Program, or OESP, provides ongoing assistance directly on the bills of eligible low-income electricity consumers. Customers can apply or reapply online at OESP.ca, or by contacting United Way Simcoe Muskoka for application information and assistance at 1-855-487-5327.
• Energy Affordability Program (EAP) provides support to income-eligible electricity consumers by helping them to lower their monthly electricity costs and increase their home comfort. Get started from the Save on Energy website.
• The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) offers assistance to customers who are in arrears or facing disconnection of services. Contact the United Way Simcoe Muskoka for application information and assistance at 1-855-487-5327.
  • Under LEAP, assistance is available for natural gas and electricity customers.
  • Utilities Kingston has also extended the program to water and wastewater customers. 
• ​The Discretionary Residency Benefit provides financial assistance to Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program recipients who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or moving to more affordable housing. Contact your Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program case worker for information. 
• The City of Kingston Homelessness Prevention Fund provides eligible individuals and families grants (non-repayable) to help them stay housed or secure housing and can be considered for utility arrears.