At RCL Branch 233, we offer a range of programmes to support our community, including food assistance, job training, and healthcare services. Our programmes are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual or family we serve.
Visit out Activities page, and then visit our Branch!
Call 519-942-4895 for more information.
Many of you have enjoyed a meal, played bingo or attended one of our many other events. There have been many members over the years, perhaps even your parents or grandparents were members. Almost everyone has fond memories of our Orangeville Legion which was founded back in 1935.
The Legion supports our military veterans and their families. In our community your Legion also donates to many local charities including the food bank and hospital, and gives support to seniors and youth in our town. Your legion is a nonprofit organization operated by volunteers. You don't have to have been a veteran to be a member. All you need is a desire to maintain the Remembrance and help the community.
Covid-19 generated a huge financial loss since the branch income derives mostly from renting our hall, as well as food and bar sales. Our insurance claim for loss of income due to the outbreak was denied as were all other legions in Ontario. Since the claims were denied, we are asking for your help. Some legion branches did not survive the Covid-19 shutdown.
Please make a donation to your Orangeville Legion, Branch 233 to help us continue making more great memories for the people of Orangeville. Please remember every little bit helps, all small donations do add up, and we appreciate any help you can give.
If you prefer to donate by cheque please contact the legion. Thank you for your support!!!!
Please click ON THE PICTURE to take you to the GoFundMe page to help support our Orangeville Legion
Branch 233 is proud to sponsor 1849 "Lorne Scots" Royal Canadia Army Cadet Corps, Orangeville and
85 "Tornado" Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, Grand Valley.
Through diverse and interesting activities rooted in citizenship, leadership and physical fitness, cadets learn about self-discipline, time management, mutual respect, teamwork and self-confidence all in an atmosphere familiarizing them with the customs, heritage and operational activities of the Canadian Armed Forces.
The new Veterans' Monument at Greenwood Cemetery was dedicated last September.
Visit out Remembrance page to learn more and view photos of the event.
