Hopkinton Lions Club - Hopkinton, NH

04/23/2026

It's grilling season again, and that means it's time to make sure you have enough propane for all the goodies on the grill. So, mark your calendars for May 16th, grab your tank(s) and head over to H. R. Clough, Inc. and fill 'em up!

02/15/2026

12/08/2025

Our tree sales were a huge success this Starry,Starry weekend BSA Troop 77 were also present selling Christmas wreaths. Thank you to all who helped, including the volunteers from Hopkinton High School. We will be at the Depot this coming weekend to sell the remaining 14 trees. Stop by If you don't have a tree yet. All proceeds go back to the community .

11/25/2025

Our fresh cut Christmas trees will be here Saturday 11/29
Hopkinton Lions will be selling Christmas Trees at the Contoocook Depot starting Saturday 11/29 from 12- 3 PM and continuing every Saturday and Sunday from 9AM to 3PM until Christmas or ... or until the trees sell out . On Friday 12/5 (Starry, Starry Weekend)we'll extend our hours to 6pm.
Come get your fresh cut tree from the Hopkinton Lions. Every purchase funds projects that improve the community and help your neighbors.
WE ARE INNEED OF VOLUNTEERS to help cover some of the slots 9-12 or 12-3 on a Saturday or Sunday. If you would like to help, contact us at [email protected]

11/13/2025

Craig Dunning of Hopkinton NH Lions Club delivered this years donation of new winter coats for distribution to those in need through the Hopkinton Food Pantry. The Lions Club has donated more than 200 new winter coats over the years in addition to hats, mittens/gloves and winter socks for men, women and children ,in town , who might otherwise not have adequate clothing for the winter months. When you see a Lions fundraiser such as the propane sale,Christmas tree sales at the Depot, and donation jars at multiple location in town, give generously; winter clothes are just one of the many contributions the Lions make in town every year. Pictured are only some of the coats Craig delivered.

10/30/2025

This Saturday, 11/1, Cub Scouts around town will be posting these door tags for Scouting for Food. We will pick up on Saturday 11/8 and deliver to the Slusser Center where we stock up the food pantry first, then whatever is left over we bring to the central collection point in Concord with help from our Lion’s Club. If you don’t get a tag, but would like to donate food, please bring directly to the Slusser Center on 11/8 by 10 a.m.
Thanks so much!!

10/29/2025

Lions will be at Colonial Market and the Transfer Station Saturday 11/1 to help the club raise fund s for the many areas we serve in the community . We will also have a drop-off for non perishable goods for the Food Pantry. Stop by and say hi. We will also be on hand to answer any questions regarding Hopkinton Lions in general or membership in this great community organization.

05/11/2025

Thank you, H. R. Clough, Inc. and all those who came out in the rain today to fill up their propane tanks. The Hopkinton Lions are grateful for your support! Now all we need is some warm sunshine.☀️

03/29/2025

Hopkinton Lions Club
would like to announce that we have another bench ready to be placed in town and we would like the community to select the spot of their choice for where it will be placed.

The Lions Club has worked to bring Beyond the Bag recycling program to Hopkinton. The transfer station has a drop box for single use plastic produce, store, ice, bread, newspaper, dry cleaning, and zip lock bags, as well as bubble wrap and e-commerce mailers. Plastic must be clean and free of food and organic matter. The Hopkinton Lions pick up plastic from the transfer station and add it to the plastics already being collected from local businesses. Trex recycles this plastic into earth-friendly composite decking and railing.
For every 1,000 pounds collected, a handsome Trex bench is provided for our community’s enjoyment. That’s a thousand pounds of plastic that doesn’t go into the hopper or pollute the environment!
We have a trio of Trex benches, one on the green in front of the Depot, another on the Library’s stone patio, and the third at the Houston Field’s dog park.