Lions International just made it easier for our event marketing team and Club Communications Chair to find what they need to promote our events and club to the community. Check out this week’s President’s message from Dr. Jung-Yul Choi with the announcement of the “New Lions Press Center”. This is an important resource for all …
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The Harvard Lions Club is launching its first-ever Journey for Sight fundraiser for Mass Lions Eye Research, hosting a fun virtual game based on TV’s Family Feud game. This is a safe way for Lions to virtually party with their families or friends in private chat rooms while playing the game and catching up with …
The Thrift Store Committee met this week to discuss current operations. Due to the current rates of infection in Easton and in surrounding communities that provide the bulk of our customers the Committee decided to table any discussions of when we will reopen for general business until mid-March. However, just because the Thrift Store will …
The Easton Lions Club has partnered with the Easton Branch of the Old Colony YMCA to support the Pocket Change Walking Group. Free and open to all, the Group helps people exercise and socialize together outdoors and safely. YMCA membership not required. All abilities welcome. Walks leave from the YMCA parking lot, 25 Elm Street, …
Many thanks to our sponsors, Harbor One Bank, North Easton Savings Bank, and Avery Lee Williams Family Trust for this year’s Rockery lighting, trees, and new Santa House on Main Street and Lincoln Street in North Easton Village across from the Oakes Ames Memorial Hall. Below is a poem written by Michelle McGee.
On behalf of our President Lori Maver, Lynne Payne, the Chair of the 2020 Holiday Fest, historical consultant Jon Morgan and the many members and participants of the Holiday Fest we hope you and your family enjoy the warmth of the season. A special thank you to Avery Lee Williams for his generous donation for the Santa …
The Easton Lions Club Thrift Store remains the largest continuous source of funding for the Club’s charitable donations, and is the Club’s largest project. Like any project, it is only as successful as the people who keep it going. This past weekend while all volunteers and patrons wore face masks and exercised social distancing the …
By Jon Morgan, On Saturday, November 21, a group of spirited Lions enjoyed a remarkable day at the Rockery preparing the area for our new display. My thanks go out to Lions Suzanne Bump, John Mallers, Michael Ferrara, Steve Wilson, Greg Murphy, Dan Ferguson, Jim McSherry, Ed Hands, Rob Goodrich and Bob Cunha for beautifying …
Last month the Easton Lions Club Board of Directors approved a grant to South Shore Habitat for Humanity in support of a house being built in North Easton. The Board suggested augmenting its donation with an in-kind contribution of labor. Club reaction was immediate. Enough Lions volunteers to fill two work days. And of course …
I was 45 years old in September of 1979 when I joined the Easton Lions Club. I just finished 40 years of membership. Only Charlie Hammond and Jerry Deneault are longer term members than I. I had been asked to join our club many times before, but the timing was just not right for me. …
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