ICYMI: Kingston, N.S., Lions Club raises $2,000 to fight diabetes | SaltWire
Kingston Lions Cindy Harvey and Bob Lyle support Diabetes Tag Day.KINGSTON, N.S. — The Kingston Lions Club recently raised $2,000 through its Diabetes Tag Day initiative.
Diabetes Tag Day provides Lions an opportunity to raise awareness of diabetes as a global public health issue and what needs to be done, collectively and individually, for better prevention, diagnosis and management of the condition as well as to raise funds to combat this disease. The $2,000 raised will go to the Canadian Diabetes Association.
Camp Atlantic was founded in 1964. It was renamed Camp Lion Maxwell in 1997 after Lion Peter Maxwell of Truro, in recognition of the tremendous support the Lions Clubs of Nova Scotia have provided the camp. It provides a camp experience to children with medical support and teaches them to age-appropriately self-manage their diabetes.
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