Locally the Lions Club serve the community in case of fire or disaster.  They collect eye glasses for International Distribution, and  support other projects such as Leader Dogs for the Blind, Habitat for Humanity.

They are supported financially  from  proceeds from the Concession Stand at Baseball games and the Demolition Derby.

Since our beginning in 1917 The Lions  have been united in a single cause: helping those less fortunate.  We are tackling the tough problems like blindness and drug abuse as well as diabetes awareness -- and finding help and training for the deaf, disabled, underprivileged and the elderly.  In fact,  whatever the community needs to make life better, we're there to help.

We are the youngest major social service organization, yet we have grown to be the world's largest.

Back in 1925, when Helen Keller challenged the Lions to become "Knights of the Blind," she could not have possible imagined the impact of Lions commitment to blindness prevention.  Bringing rays of light to the darkness of countless people around the world, Lions have established the majority of eye banks worldwide, funded ground-breaking research on leading causes of blindness, organized eyeglass recycling efforts and helped hundreds of thousands of visually impaired people develop the skills to live productive lives.

We are the Lions . . . and, we serve.