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Love at First Sight!
Come to a Valentine's Day Dinner/Dance at the Fireside Inn in West Lebanon, NH. Cool prizes - A good cause - A fun night!
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The January Communiqué is H...
Hot off the pdf-generator! Here’s your D45 Newletter, The Communiqué. The January Communique
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Chili Fest!
The NorShaft Lions will be hosting their Third Annual Chili Tasting Event on January 28th. There will be over 20 varieties available including Pumpkin, Vegetarian, White Chili, Chicken, Sausage, Chicken and Sweet Potato, Elk, and Venison in addition to a variety of traditional hot, medium, and mild beef chilies. The Chili Tasting takes place at the Vermont Art Exchange...
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WHL in the DVN
Lions: The Whitingham-Halifax Lions got press in the Deerfield Valley News on their Holiday Baskets event. Club Secretary Mark Hanna writes: “We served an amazing number of folks (400+ in 9 towns!!) this year – with very meaningful food staples that hopefully will help to carry the recipients for several weeks. … and took care of flood victims throughout the...
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D-45 Serves!
The Lions Clubs of Vermont work to make our world better every day. We fund raise for local scholarships, sponsor an annual peace poster contest, collect food for the local food shelves, curate parks, and host events. We are out there during parades and fairs, but also when disaster strikes locally and abroad with willing hands and minds. and We are an organization dedicated to service and we have fun while we are doing it.
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Lions Club International
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT In 1917, Melvin Jones, a Chicago business leader, told members of his local business club they should reach beyond business issues and address the betterment of their communities and the world. Jones’ group, the Business Circle of Chicago, agreed.
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Vermont’s Lions District, D-45
The Lions Clubs of Vermont are civic organizations of volunteers serving the communities of the State of Vermont. Lions Clubs worldwide took up sight conservation as their major goal after a speech by Helen Keller at the Lions Convention in 1925. At the time, Helen Keller challenged the Lions to become " Knights of the Blind", a challenge that has become a rallying cry for Lions projects around the world.
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