WHO WE SERVE HOW WE RAISE FUNDS CLUB ACTIVITIES...Membership is by invitation. We seek new members...
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Charitable Organizations in the Tri- City Area and Local Food Banks Blind and Visually Impaired Yavapai County elementary school students through vision screening The blind through Transit for the blind Guide Dog training The community through the newspa- per recycling program Lions Clubs International Foundation Disaster relief victims—Yarnell & Hur- ricane Harvey Arizona Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation Kids through Coats for Kids program Used Eyeglasses to Third World Countries Children through the Christmas Toy Drive WHO WE SERVE Paper Recycling Pancake Breakfast at Territorial Days Refreshment Booth at Frontier Days Tax Credit Donations From the Public HOW WE RAISE FUNDS Members of the Prescott Lions Club continue our 70-year tradition of volun- tarily performing activities in Prescott and Yavapai County that benefit local organizations and charities in helping those in need in our community. We al- so directly help needy area residents with sight and hearing assistance. OUR BACKGROUND Weekly Lunch Meetings with Speaker Club Picnic Christmas Dinner Installation Dinner Coffee & Donuts Twice a Week Fol- lowing Paper Recycling Golf Groups Bowling League CLUB ACTIVITIES A Commitment of Time and Effort Regular Meeting Attendance Service on Committees and Projects Fellowship with Club Members WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU Membership in the Prescott Noon Lions is about 100 members. Membership is by invitation. We seek new members who will commit them- selves to serve the activities and purpos- es of Lionism. If you want to learn more about our Club and how to apply, please contact a current Prescott Noon Lion, or go to our website at www.prescottnoonlions.org and contact one of the officers listed. MEMBERSHIP Paper Recycling Trailer Lions of Yavapai Mobile Eye Care Van Pancake Breakfast
Transcript of WHO WE SERVE HOW WE RAISE FUNDS CLUB ACTIVITIES...Membership is by invitation. We seek new members...
Charitable Organizations in the Tri-City Area and Local Food Banks
Blind and Visually Impaired
Yavapai County elementary school students through vision screening
The blind through Transit for the blind
Guide Dog training
The community through the newspa-per recycling program
Lions Clubs International Foundation
Disaster relief victims—Yarnell & Hur-ricane Harvey
Arizona Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation
Kids through Coats for Kids program
Used Eyeglasses to Third World Countries
Children through the Christmas Toy Drive
WHO WE SERVE
Paper Recycling
Pancake Breakfast at Territorial Days
Refreshment Booth at Frontier Days
Tax Credit Donations From the Public
HOW WE RAISE FUNDS
Members of the Prescott Lions Club continue our 70-year tradition of volun-tarily performing activities in Prescott and Yavapai County that benefit local organizations and charities in helping those in need in our community. We al-so directly help needy area residents with sight and hearing assistance.
OUR BACKGROUND
Weekly Lunch Meetings with Speaker
Club Picnic
Christmas Dinner
Installation Dinner
Coffee & Donuts Twice a Week Fol-lowing Paper Recycling
Golf Groups
Bowling League
CLUB ACTIVITIES
A Commitment of Time and Effort
Regular Meeting Attendance
Service on Committees and Projects
Fellowship with Club Members
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU
Membership in the Prescott Noon Lions is about 100 members.
Membership is by invitation. We seek new members who will commit them-selves to serve the activities and purpos-es of Lionism. If you want to learn more about our Club and how to apply, please contact a current Prescott Noon Lion, or go to our website at
www.prescottnoonlions.org and contact one of the officers listed.
MEMBERSHIP
Paper Recycling Trailer
Lions of Yavapai Mobile Eye Care Van
Pancake Breakfast
PRESCOTT NOON LIONS
Here are a few of the many reasons to be proud of membership in the Prescott Noon Lions:
Led the way in vision screening 1258 Yavapai County elementary school stu-dents in 2018.
Provide eye exams and glasses for in-come challenged Yavapai County resi-dents using the Mobile Eye Care Van.
Donations to 18 local charitable groups by our Contribution Committee from the funds we have raised.
Lions Club International recognized us with the “Best Continuing Project Award” in 2006-2007 for our paper recycling.
Raised $24,529 for Hurricane Harvey.
Since 2010, our Club conducted three very successful Emergency Food Drives.
Donated 750 Coats via Coats for Kids in 2018.
In 2013, Northern Arizona’s Association of Fundraising Professionals named us the Outstanding Non-Profit Organization.
Helped Yarnell recover after the disas-trous Yarnell Hill fire, by holding a food drive, partnering with United Way, help-ing the town’s only food market survive and treating its kids to a movie & lunch.
OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Lions is the world’s largest service or-ganization. It serves in more than 200 countries through its more than 1,400,000 members and 47,000 Clubs. Since 1968, Lions Clubs International Foundation has donated more than $1 billion to humanitarian projects around the world. Lions was ranked #1 non-governmental organization in a 2007 study by the Financial Times.
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LIONS INTERNATIONAL
PRESCOTT NOON LIONS P.O. BOX 2215
PRESCOTT, AZ 86302
www.prescottnoonlions.org
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