Our Latest Quiz Sheet is now available and closes on 31st March 2025 with the prize winners announced at the May 2025. To download just click below and you will also get a one page document about our Club and the results of our hard work in the year ended on 30th June 2024. If
It is 1st July and as a Lions Club charity we start a new financial year with a new President, Lion Liz Godden. Lion President Liz seen below accepting the collar from the 2023/24 President at the end of her successful term in office. Although Lion President Liz had held the role before we wish
It’s back! Introducing the “Making A Difference” Blog which started on our previous website during the pandemic but disappeared when we had to abandon our provider as they messed up transferring the site to our current provider. So we had to start the website again and now as we start a new fiscal year for
Our new Lionistic year starts tomorrow but we had our Changeover ceremony on Wednesday (28th) and our new President, Lion Paula Batchelor, took on the mantle and rallied the members with a challenge to induct five new members during her year of office. She is also keen to raise public awareness of the good works
Since 2019, our Club has been engaged in increasing the numbers of defibrillators in the Clacton environs. Our first was on Clacton seafront at the junction of Pier Avenue and Marine Parade West fixed to the wall of Tom Peppers. It was inaugurated by local MP, Giles Watling. The second defibrillator was provided in conjunction
Lions around the world are united by a great spirit of giving and dedication to helping others. As the official charitable organization of Lions Clubs International, a leading humanitarian organization, Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) supports Lions’ compassionate works by providing grant funding for their local and global humanitarian efforts. We help Lions Serve LCIF
Message in a Bottle is not solely a Lions initiative; however it is an initiative that very many Lions Clubs across the country have taken to and recognise as a means of fulfilling our motto “We Serve”, often funding the scheme from their own charity accounts. It is also recognised by the National Health Service
Each year, the President of our Club choses a charity that he or she particularly wishes to support, often in addition to the many charities we always support during his year of office. This year – until 30th June 2025 – Lion President Liz Godden has chosen as her charity, two local units of the
Since our Centennial Year ended in June 2018 all Lions around the world have come together to support eight areas of need across the world. These areas present significant challenges to humanity and our organisation believes it is our chance to meet these challenges. Diabetes We serve to reduce the prevalence of diabetes
Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organisation. It is an international network of over 1.4 million members in over 48,000 clubs in over 200 countries or geographic areas. These clubs work together through selfless, effective community service to answer the needs that challenge communities. Lions’ members are individuals who volunteer their time
