The Lions Club International is the largest and most effective
community service organization in the world.
The Saugus Lions Club meets at Prince Restaurant
every 1st and 3rd Wednesdayof the month at 6:00 pm (except the months of July and August)
We have over 1.4 million members in more than 46,000 clubs in roughly 193 countries and areas of the world. Lions Club International is a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to helping people, in both the local community and throughoutthe world.
At present, our major service commitment is Sight First: Lions Conquering Blindness, which has an aim to eliminate preventable and reversible blindness around the world.
Only a few foursomes left for this year’s Saugus Lions Golf Tournament. This year, in light of the economy, the Lions have trimmed the fat
to bring an affordable tournament to the Saugus community. By temporarily moving the event to the 9-hole Lynnfield Center
Golf Course, we were able to reduce the cost to $60.00 per golfer,
with dinner and a cart. Prizes for closest to the pin, long drive, best foursome,
best mixed foursome and more!!! Date: Friday, August 20, 2010 - Shotgun
Time: Start at 1:00 pm Location: LynnfieldCenter Golf Course (aka Reedy Meadows) Format: ScrambleCost: $60.00 / person (includes 9 holes of golf, cart, and bbq after) (each golfer to receive two beer / soda tickets at BBQ) Limited space remaining for singles and foursomes.
Looking forward to seeing you on the course!
Saugus Lions Launch Leos Club Club Creates Leadership, Community Service and
Scholarship Opportunities forHigh School Students
Like their Saugus Lions counterpart, Leo members will work
toward serving their neighbors and becoming committed to worldwide sight conservation through local efforts. Leos have
the opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills and enrich
the Sauguscommunity. The Saugus Leos Club will have opportunities to create service projects while creating social
and professional connections. Members of the Leo Club are students who are committed to excellence in teamwork,
leadership and character.The college and financial aid applications of an active
Saugus Leo will include clear evidence of leadership skills and a commitment to the
well-being of their local community. “The goal of the Leo Club is to give students a chance to make a difference in their
community, individually and as part of a team,” said Marc Chapdelaine, President of the Saugus Lions Club. “The Saugus Lions are excited to provide this opportunity to students looking to become involved with their town in a unique way.”
“The Saugus Lions have always supported our youth in various ways. I think starting the
Leos Club is critical at this time when so many of our youth services are being diminished. I hope parents will encourage their kids to get involved,” said Greg Nickolas, Director of
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