Ship Your Collected Recycled Eyeglasses to TLERC Free of Charge

Did you know that you can mail your Club’s collected eyeglasses to the Texas Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center in Midland, Texas for free??? You sure can; I just mailed a box from the Amarillo downtown post office yesterday, and I’m sending two more today. Just package the eyeglasses up in a banker size box or smaller and place a label with the correct wording on it, and most post offices should accept the box for shipment. I generally print out the instructions and take them with me so that the post office clerk can read over it if they are not familiar with this service. You can find the instructions and labels here or anytime under the Lions’ Causes tab on the navigation bar under State Level and then under Texas Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center. D.G. Chris Rogers

What a Great Turnout! 🎉⛳️

A huge thank you to everyone who came out this past weekend for the Tascosa Lions Club Charity Golf Tournament at Comanche Trail Arrowhead Golf Course! 🦁🏌️‍♂️ The energy, sportsmanship, and community spirit were incredible. We couldn't have asked for a better day, and fun was had by all!

From exciting drives to putting challenges, we appreciate the support and enthusiasm from all our golfers, sponsors, and volunteers. Together, we're making a difference!🏆

Did you know???? The service of Lions reaches around the planet. Volunteering in over 200 countries and geographic areas, our 48,000 clubs and 1.4 million members are connecting with others and making communities better.

Find a club: https://bit.ly/3FjrclT #WeServe

Here is a great resource for learning how to report your Club’s service in the new Lion Portal. The link below will take you to a short instructional video that will walk you through the process. There have been a couple of updates to the system recently that you may find helpful. First of all, you can now duplicate a service activity and second, you can now add pictures to the service activity. You all are doing great service in your communities, so let LCI know what you're up to and let them credit you for the service you are already providing! Keep up the stellar work T1 Lions! Lions Portal Service Activities Video

September 12th marked one year of the West Plains Lions Club! They hosted their first informational meeting inside Keller Williams Realty building, and one month later they chartered the Club. This Club serves and serves well right alongside their Leo Club. If you want to see enthusiasm and a Club that is fired up to serve, look no further than West Plains. You can visit them on Mondays at 7 pm at Pinnacle Church in Amarillo, Texas.

Calling all golfers!! Amarillo Tascosa Lions are hosting their 33rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament on September 28, 2024, at Comanche Trail Arrowhead Golf Course. $400 per team and that includes a cart and lunch. This is sure to be a fun event as always! Come out, support our community and have fun while doing it. That’s what Lions do!!! #LionsClub#amarillogolf#amarillotascosalions#weserve

When wildfires ravaged through Texas, leaving behind destruction and devastation, Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) stood by the side of Lions to offer support and aid. LCIF swiftly provided grant funding to Lions, empowering them to provide immediate relief to the victims of the wildfires. Together, Lions across Texas and beyond united to address the urgent needs of the affected communities. The journey of recovery is ongoing, and LCIF remains committed to supporting Lions in their efforts to rebuild and restore hope. Discover how you can contribute to this vital cause and make a difference by visiting lcif.org.

Join the Dumas Noon Lions for an Annual Arts and Craft Festival on the first weekend of October, showcasing an array of distinctive creations from our vendors, and participate in our raffle for two exciting prizes.

Join us for the District 2-T1 Fall Learning & Sharing Event on Saturday, October 26, at the Bura Handley Community Building in Wellington! The doors will open at 8:30 a.m. for registration and fellowship. We will have micro-trainings, learn about what’s going on around the District, participate in a great signature service activity with the Wellington Lions, and also learn how to use the new Lion Portal to keep our Club’s information updated with Lions International!

This will be a great benefit to Lion officers, and anyone interested in leadership at the Club or District level. You will get a lot out of this event, and we look forward to seeing you!

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