- Lions clubs
- Langley Lions (West Langley Hall) and Fort Langley Lions (Fort Langley Seniors Hall)
- Women's service club
- Soroptimist International of the Langleys
- Rotary
- Four clubs; see our Rotary clubs page
- Lodges and the Legion
- See fraternal lodges and the Royal Canadian Legion
- Last checked
- November 7, 2026
Service clubs are behind a lot of what happens in Langley: Christmas kettles, scholarships, hospital equipment and seniors’ housing. Most welcome new members and visitors. Here’s who’s who, from each club’s own site, checked November 7, 2026. Meeting times change, so contact a club before you go.
Lions clubs
- Langley Lions Club. Meets on the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 pm, September to June, at West Langley Hall, 9402 208 Street. Its fundraisers include Christmas kettles, hamburger barbecues and meat draws. Its project list includes Langley Memorial Hospital, the Langley Christmas Bureau, its own seniors’ housing society (since 1972), scholarships and dry grad, and loans of mobility equipment such as canes, walkers, wheelchairs and scooters. Langley Lions
- Fort Langley Lions Club. Meets on the second and fourth Monday at 7 pm, on the lower floor of the Fort Langley Seniors Hall, 23022 88 Avenue; its site also has hall rental information. Fort Langley Lions
Soroptimist International of the Langleys
A volunteer club that works to improve the lives of women and girls through education, mentorship and community programs, as part of a worldwide Soroptimist network. Its spring “Power of the Purse” fundraiser and 50/50 raffle were held at Langley Senior Resources in April 2026. Soroptimist International of the Langleys
Rotary
Langley has four Rotary clubs. Our Rotary clubs in Langley page has a chart of where and when each one meets.
Legion, lodges and other clubs
- Royal Canadian Legion: Aldergrove Branch 265 and the poppy campaign.
- Fraternal lodges: the Freemasons at Eureka Masonic Hall, the Knights of Columbus at St. Joseph’s and the Odd Fellows.
- Langley Men’s Shed: a workshop and social space for men.
- Volunteer opportunities: if you’d rather help without joining a club.
Joining a club
- Visit first. Most clubs let you come to a meeting or two as a guest.
- Ask about dues and time: membership fees, meal costs at meetings, and how many volunteer shifts members usually take on.
- Look at the projects a club funds; that’s usually the best guide to whether it’s a fit.
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Last checked November 6, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
