Lambton County Developmental Services
Lambton County Developmental Services is a Sarnia-Lambton nonprofit that supports adults with developmental disabilities through person-centered residential and community supports, employment-related programs, recreation, and respite services. The organization operates social enterprises and partners with local businesses, volunteers, and municipal programs to create meaningful opportunities and promote inclusion. LCDS also organizes events and fundraising activities to expand services and strengthen community connections across the region.
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Last updated on Feb 18th, 2026
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United Way Day of Caring volunteer activities
Lambton County Developmental Services thanked employees from Pembina Pipeline Corporation, Keyera, Borouge International Americas, Arlanxeo, and Libro Credit Union for volunteering on United Way Day of Caring at LCDS residential sites in Wyoming, Petrolia, and Oil Springs on September 15, 2026. Volunteers completed painting, landscaping, cleaning, construction, and outdoor improvements to create more welcoming, functional spaces for the people LCDS supports.
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Pembina LCDS Trivia Night
Pembina LCDS Trivia Night at Black Gold Brewery on September 23 invites teams of up to six to compete for bragging rights while supporting inclusive programs in Lambton County. Teams register for $150 which includes pizza, and the event is sponsored by Pembina Pipeline Corporation. Sign up now at the registration link to reserve your team spot.
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World Suicide Prevention Day recognition
Celebrate World Suicide Prevention Day at Point Brewing Co. on 2026-09-10 from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM with live music, food, and special edition t shirt printing hosted by local mental health organizations. Wear yellow to show support, connect with St Clair Child & Youth Services and CMHA representatives, and find immediate help via 9-8-8 or https://988.ca.
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Crisis support resources and helpline (9-8-8)
Mark World Suicide Prevention Day by joining a community event at Point Brewing Co. on 2026-09-10 from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM with live music, food, and t shirt printing hosted by local mental health partners. If you or someone needs immediate help call or text 9 8 8 or visit https://988.ca, and find local supports at https://lambtonkent.cmha.ca and https://www.lambtonmentalwellnesscentre.ca.
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FASD Awareness BBQ
The FASD Awareness BBQ hosted by the FASD Resource Hub Lambton and Lambton County Developmental Services happens on September 9, 2026 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Ex-Servicemen's Club in Point Edward. Expect a relaxed community barbecue with hamburgers or hot dogs, a games area, prize draws, and an invitation to wear red shoes to show support for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder awareness.
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Pembina LCDS Trivia Night
Pembina LCDS Trivia Night at Black Gold Brewery on September 23 is a team trivia fundraiser hosted by Lambton County Developmental Services, with pizza included and teams of 6 registering for $150. Sponsored by Pembina Pipeline Corporation, proceeds support inclusive programs for people with developmental disabilities, and space is limited so register at the event link.
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End of Summer Bash fundraising partnership
Lambton County Developmental Services teamed up with Black Gold Brewery for an End of Summer Bash where the brewery donated one dollar for every beer sold to support LCDS programs. The post thanks the brewery, staff volunteers, and attendees for making the community fundraiser a success.
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Summer outing spotlight: Brian's trip to Grand Bend
Lambton County Developmental Services shares a sunny summer spotlight of Brian from Forest enjoying Grand Bend, with beach time, views at the Grand Bend Lighthouse, and coffee and beer while exploring town. The post also notes that Grand Bend, Oil Springs, and Sarnia were recently featured on Amazing Race Canada, giving the outing extra local buzz.
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Petrolia Farmer's Market
Petrolia Farmer's Market is hosting a morning market on 2026-08-29 during peak harvest season, with fresh local produce, homemade goodies, and local vendors. Stop by to support Canadian growers and makers and enjoy a lively small town summer tradition curated by Lambton County Developmental Services.
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Per-beer donation fundraiser
Head to Black Gold Brewery in Petrolia on Saturday, 2026-08-29 from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM for the End of Summer Bash supporting Lambton County Developmental Services. For every beer sold one dollar goes to LCDS, plus there will be live music, food vendors, family friendly fun, and a canned goods drive.
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End of Summer Bash
The End of Summer Bash at Black Gold Brewery in Petrolia on 2026-08-29 runs from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM, with live music, food vendors, and craft beer. For every beer sold one dollar goes to Lambton County Developmental Services, and attendees are encouraged to bring a canned good for the Community Refrigerator.
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Staff birthday celebration for Tim
Lambton County Developmental Services celebrated Tim's birthday at his home in Corunna on August 25, 2026, complete with birthday pancakes, colourful streamers, and staff including Vicky and Dana. The short, warm post shares well wishes from the LCDS team and highlights the close community spirit behind the celebration.
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LCDS & Petrolia Lions Fish Fry
LCDS and the Petrolia Lions Club are hosting a fish fry fundraiser on Friday, October 2, 2026 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 451 Huggard St in Petrolia. Tickets are $25 each, available online or by calling Magda at the LCDS Admin office, with all proceeds supporting Lambton County Developmental Services programs for adults with developmental disabilities.
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End of Summer Bash
Black Gold Brewery hosts the End of Summer Bash on Saturday, August 29 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM at 395 Fletcher St., Petrolia, with live music, food vendors, and local brews. One dollar from every beer sold will be donated to LCDS to support people with developmental disabilities in Lambton County, making this an evening of community and purpose.
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End of Summer Bash
Black Gold Brewery hosts the End of Summer Bash on Saturday, August 29 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM at 395 Fletcher St., Petrolia, with $1 from every beer sold donated to Lambton County Developmental Services. Expect live music, food vendors, and a community focused evening supporting people with developmental disabilities.
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End of Summer Bash
Black Gold Brewery hosts the End of Summer Bash on Saturday, August 29 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM at 395 Fletcher St. in Petrolia. Expect live music, food vendors, local brews, and a community fundraiser where one dollar from every beer sold will be donated to Lambton County Developmental Services.
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BIG Squeeze fundraising update
Lambton County Developmental Services, with The Olde Post Office and Petrolia Enterprises, took part in this year s BIG Squeeze and raised more than $400 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton, winning the Most Creative Lemonade Stand Award. Across Sarnia-Lambton, 87 organizations raised a total of $56,216.73 for local youth mentorship programs.
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Blacktop Baseball season celebration
Lambton County Developmental Services and the Town of Petrolia celebrated the 2026 Blacktop Baseball season on August 19, with the Lambton College Athletics Baseball Team joining the community event. The volunteer driven program focuses on inclusion, bringing people of all abilities together through sport and friendship.
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Pembina LCDS Trivia Night
Pembina LCDS Trivia Night at Black Gold Brewery on September 23, 2026 invites teams of six to compete for bragging rights while supporting inclusive programs from Lambton County Developmental Services. Teams register for $150 which includes pizza, and Pembina Pipeline is sponsoring the event; register at the provided link because spots are limited.
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Black Gold Brewery End of Summer Bash
Black Gold Brewery is hosting an End of Summer Bash on August 29, 2026, announced by Lambton County Developmental Services. The brief community-focused event promises a friendly brewery celebration and a thank you to supporters, with details to be confirmed by the organizers.
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Thank-you and congratulations post for 50 Years recognition
Lambton County Developmental Services thanks The WorkPlace Group for including LCDS in the 50 Years, 50 Legacies series, and congratulates them on 50 years of supporting organizations, businesses, and people across Lambton County. The post acknowledges the group’s role in strengthening the community and creating opportunities for people to thrive.
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Staff visit to Sarnia & District Humane Society
Lambton County Developmental Services staff Taylor and LCDS employee Sam visited the Official Sarnia & District Humane Society on August 12, 2026. During the visit Taylor met an orange cat and named her Ozzy, a brief staff moment that highlights local connections with the shelter.
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Local outing to Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory
Julie and Laura from Corunna enjoyed a day at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, wandering peaceful pathways and taking in tropical gardens filled with colourful butterflies. The note from Lambton County Developmental Services highlights this outing as a gentle, sensory rich experience ideal for a relaxed day together.
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Client outing to PetSmart in Sarnia
Katie from Petrolia enjoyed a joyful outing to PetSmart in Sarnia with companion Nicki, spending time watching hamsters and birds. Lambton County Developmental Services shared the moment as a warm client highlight that brought smiles and playful energy.
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The BIG Squeeze
The BIG Squeeze is a community pop up at The Olde Post Office Gift Shoppe on 2026-08-05 that raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton. Stop by before 3:00 PM for lemonade, family friendly sidewalk chalk art, and a chance to support local mentorship programs with community leaders in attendance.
