We Serve
Diabetes
Childhood Cancer
Hunger
Disaster Relief
Humanitarian Efforts
Youth
Vision
Environment
About us Northport Lions Club - Established 1955 Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 12:00 Location: Saint Mark Methodist Church, 1421 McFarland Blvd., Northport, AL (Board of Directors meets prior to first meeting of the month)
Officers 25-26 President - Rod Hewitt 1st Vice President - Bobby Jones 2nd Vice President - David Patterson Secretary - Robbie Stewart Treasure - Wayne Wilson Membership Chair and LCIF - Philip Lee Lion Tamer - Dan Miller Tail Twister - A.D. Christian
Major Annual Projects • Provide financial assistance for eye exams and glasses for those that qualify (see application under Financial Assistance) • Provide eye screenings at various locations • Collect used eye glasses and send to Alabama Lions Recycle Center that are refurbished and distributed in Mexico and Central America countries • Support Camp Seale Harris Southeastern Diabetes youth camp • Support natural disaster relief for numerous events in US and globally through Lions Club International Foundation • Support local food banks • Support Childhood Cancer research
Northport Lions Club Northport, Alabama
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Community service means a lifelong commitment to improving the lives of others through compassion, integrity and action. It’s about recognizing needs within a community; whether related to vision care, hunger or human care and development. It’s also about stepping for- ward to make a tangible difference. In January of 1955, a group of caring citizens started the Northport Lion’s Club. The club just celebrated it’s 70th anniversary of community service. Service is not seen as an obligation to a Northport Lion. It’s seen as a privilege and a shared mission carried out alongside fellow members who are united by a common purpose: to serve selflessly. Through hands-on projects, fundraising efforts and volunteerism, Northport Lions view community service as a way to create lasting impacts, strengthen local connections and uphold our motto “we serve”.
70th Anniversary
Lions Club motto We Serve
Northport Lions Club Northport, Alabama
We Serve
About us Northport Lions Club - Established 1955 Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 12:00 Location: Saint Mark Methodist Church, 1421 McFarland Blvd., Northport, AL (Board of Directors meets prior to first meeting of the month)
Officers 25-26 President - Rod Hewitt 1st Vice President - Bobby Jones 2nd Vice President - David Patterson Secretary - Robbie Stewart Treasure - Wayne Wilson Membership Chair & LCIF - Philip Lee Lion Tamer - Dan Miller Tail Twister - A.D. Christian
Major Annual Projects • Provide financial assistance for eye exams and glasses for those that qualify (see application under Financial Assistance) • Provide eye screenings at various locations • Collect used eye glasses and send to Alabama Lions Recycle Center that are re- furbished and distributed in Mexico and Central America countries • Support Camp Seale Harris Southeastern Diabetes youth camp • Support natural disaster relief for numer- ous events in US and globally through Lions Club International Foundation • Support local food banks • Support Childhood Cancer research
Diabetes
Childhood Cancer
Hunger
Disaster Relief
Humanitarian Efforts
Youth
Vision
Environment
Copyright Northport Lions Club. All Rights Reserved. Website design and hosting by North Mobile Internet Services, Inc.
Community service means a lifelong commitment to improving the lives of others through compassion, in- tegrity and action. It’s about recognizing needs within a community; whether related to vision care, hunger or human care and development. It’s also about stepping forward to make a tangible difference. In January of 1955, a group of caring citizens started the Northport Lion’s Club. The club just celebrated it’s 70th anniver- sary of community service. Service is not seen as an obligation to a Northport Lion. It’s seen as a privilege and a shared mission carried out alongside fellow members who are united by a com- mon purpose: to serve selflessly. Through hands-on projects, fundraising efforts and volunteerism, Northport Lions view community service as a way to create lasting impacts, strengthen local connections and uphold our motto “we serve”.
70th Anniversary
Lions Club motto We Serve