Each new Lion impacts 70 people a year on average. A strong membership will position us for success in our next century of service.
The burden of purchasing school supplies or providing food is just not feasible for many local families. Your Lions club is here to help.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Alaska (B&GCA) hosted their final football games of the season on Saturday morning, October 7. With frost on the ground, parents crowded into the
My friends and family, as Lions we are taught there is no color of skin, no politics allowed, and no religion. We are in 214 countries with all colors of skin, all kinds of political views and many religions. We overcome all of that and work together in common goal of helping our communities. Continue reading to learn how America comes together in this historic flooding event to support those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Lions motto: We Serve. Where There Is A Need, There Is A Lion. Two needs are meet by Lions as we feed the hungry children across the world and engage them into leadership. A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body is a feeding program to combat hunger.
Community members and organizations help support the Eagle River Boys & Girls Club which offers many opportunities to area kids.
We all want to protect our planet, but we are mostly too busy, or too lazy to put up big change that would improve our lifestyle and save the environment.
All you good little children are invited to our annual COMMUNITY EASTER EGG HUNT, on Sunday, April 16th @ 1 p.m. at Lions Park in Eagle River.
As we celebrate the new day to honor our Vietnam veterans, I thought it would be a great time to talk about the Lions' "Involve A Veteran Program.”
When Wolfe learned of MYFA shutting down, he approached the Boys and Girls Club to renew its football program that had fallen to the wayside.
