
Club meeting at 7:00 pm - We'll be unveiling our new website and will also hear about Mitch's trip to the National Lions Convention in Chicago
Club meeting at 7:00 pm. Our agenda will include ....???
Our club will be participating in Founders Day Celebration at Red Oak Park. Come enjoy the fun ... Lots of food, vendor booths and music!
read morePancake Breakfast starts at 6:00 am. All you can eat pancakes, sausage, coffee and juice for only $3! The best deal in town!
Club meeting at 7:00 pm - We'll be recognizing the Student of the Month.
Club meeting at 7:00 pm. Our agenda will include ....???
Club meeting at 7:00 pm - Student of the Month.
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In 1925, Helen Keller challenged Lions to become "knights of the blind in the crusade against darkness" during the association's international convention. Today, Lions are recognized worldwide for their service to the blind and visually impaired. Lions demonstrate their commitment to sight conservation through eyeglass recycling, sight partnerships and countless other sight services.
The Red Oak Lions Club collects used eyeglasses for donation to Lions Eyeglass
Recycling Centers. The used eyeglasses are cleaned, repaired and classified
by prescription and then distributed to those in need by Lion volunteers
and other organizations hosting optical missions in developing countries.
If you have used prescription or nonprescription glasses or sunglasses in
your drawers, desks, or closets, you can donate them now! Children's glasses
are especially needed.Contact us for information
on how to donate.
New Officers Installed
An installation ceremony was held in July 2007 for the incoming officers
of the Red Oak Lions Club. Pete Anderson was elected as the club president
for the 2007-2008 term. Pete has been an active member of the Red Oak Lions
Club for the past ??? years and we very much look forward to his leadership.
Anderson, while accepting the position from the outgoing president, Mitchell
Jones, commented, "I am looking forward to leading various projects and
continuing the Red Oak Lion Club's commitment to serving the community".
Bob Bower is the club's secretary while the club's vice-presidents are 1st
Vice President Charles Daubitz, 2nd Vice President Ben Goodwyn and 3rd Vice
President Fred Smith. Other officers include Treasurer Don Newman, Tail
Twister Camille Pierce, Lion Tamers O.D. Gaither and Dale Wright, 1st Year
Director Steve Skipper, 2nd Year Director Carol Smith and 3rd Year Director
Ann Bower.
The Red Oak Lions Club meets at 7pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month at the Lions Community
Center, 207 W Red Oak Rd in Red Oak.
Lions club members are men and women who strive to make a difference in
their local community as well as in communities worldwide. Their volunteer
efforts go beyond the support of vision care, to addressing unmet health
and education needs worldwide.
If you're interested in being part of a club that makes a difference and
truly helps others, then being a Lion may be for you. As a Lions club member,
you can:
Make a difference everyday in your community. Whether it is providing support
locally or reaching out internationally, you will have an opportunity to
serve.
Be a part of a worldwide organization carrying out community and humanitarian
projects.
Grow personally and professionally by participating in our programs, community
service projects and events.
Gain an understanding and have an impact on local and international humanitarian
issues.
Develop relationships with both local and international community and business
leaders. Have access to membership discounts and services