PID Justin inducting Lion Chad Emrick into the Vienna Club Branch of the Friendly Lions Club. Lion Bobette Grimm is his sponsor.
PID Justin inducting Lion Chad Emrick into the Vienna Club Branch of the Friendly Lions Club. Lion Bobette Grimm is his sponsor.
DG Dan awarding a 50 year chevron to PID Larry Johnson
DG Dan (with food in his mouth) pictured with his wife Lion Charlotte
DG Dan with his wife Lion Charlotte
PID Justing awarding CST Kim Ebert a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation
PID Justin awarding CST Kim Ebert a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation
PID Justin awarding a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation to PDG Terry Snyder
PID Justin awarding a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation to PDG Terry Snyder
PID Justin awarding a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation to Lion Bobette Grimm
PID Justin awarding a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation to Lion Bobette Grimm
DG Night for Dallas, West Liberty, and Ohio County Virtual hosted by Dallas Lions Club.
Reprinted with permission of the Wetzel Chronicle
The New Martinsville Lions Club provided food for three different families during Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays. They also helped each child receive a pair of shoes and socks. Thank you Shoe Sensations for helping the Lions provide shoes to the children, All items were delivered to
Reprinted with permission of the Wetzel Chronicle
The New Martinsville Lions Club provided food for three different families during Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays. They also helped each child receive a pair of shoes and socks. Thank you Shoe Sensations for helping the Lions provide shoes to the children, All items were delivered to the families by the Center for Children and Families and the Wetzel County Family Support Center.
Direct link to the article
https://www.wetzelchronicle.com/news/2024/01/31/lions-club-provide-food-and-clothing/
Reprinted with permission of the Times West Virginian.
Reporter and Photo credit-Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — Despite the weather, the Fairmont Lions Club still did their best to push apples for vision care in the parking lot of the Learning Land Daycare on Fairmont Avenue on a recent Saturday. The organization regularly holds fundraisin
Reprinted with permission of the Times West Virginian.
Reporter and Photo credit-Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — Despite the weather, the Fairmont Lions Club still did their best to push apples for vision care in the parking lot of the Learning Land Daycare on Fairmont Avenue on a recent Saturday. The organization regularly holds fundraising events to help pay for their work in community service.
“Well, it’s wet and it’s a little chilly and we’re selling some apples,” Bob Moffett, club secretary said. “I hope we do better as the day goes on. It got off to a wet dark start this morning.”
Not long after, a red hatchback pulled off of the road and parked next to the apple stand. An older couple emerged and bought one or two bags from the stand. They were on their way to get fruit from a different venue when they saw the sign for the sale on the side of the road.
The apple stand saved them a trip. Before them sat West Virginia’s Official State Apple — the Golden Delicious — Granny Smith and Fuji apples were laid out for picking. Granny Smith apples are particularly good for baking pies.
Club treasurer and president Robert Brummage said that the money the club raises goes to help provide people with eyeglasses as well as child eye screenings. They also contribute to Connecting Link through their fundraisers. Connecting Link connects individuals in need to community assistance here in town and the surrounding area.
The club’s newest member also had news of his own. He was one of the lions helping with the event. Fred Cannon, who transferred here from a club in Virginia, brought an e-waste recycling program to the Fairmont Lions which kicked off on Thursday. The program takes used electronics, such as printers, laptops, tablets and cell phones and
The club’s newest member also had news of his own. He was one of the lions helping with the event. Fred Cannon, who transferred here from a club in Virginia, brought an e-waste recycling program to the Fairmont Lions which kicked off on Thursday. The program takes used electronics, such as printers, laptops, tablets and cell phones and trades them to a recycling business for cash. The cash is used to fund club community service projects.
“Our clubs down there have embraced it and it’s worked out great,” Cannon said. “It’s helped them raise money. We’re taking people’s trash instead of begging for money.”
The club is always looking for new members to join and help it fulfill its mission. More information on the club’s activities can be found at Fairmontlions.org. Anyone interested in learning more about the recycling program can email Cannon at Sarasdad2000@yahoo.com.
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