Maidenhead Lions
Food parcels made from collections in local supermarkerts donated to the needy at Christmas.
A gathering of different charities raising money in a fair organised by Maidenheads Lion around Christmas time. The club makes money form stall holder pitch fees and a large raffle.
A swimming gala involving local teams raising money for their charities. Donations are shared with the Lions and this is the biggest money earner for the club.
Food parcels made from collections in local supermarkerts donated to the needy at Christmas.
MEETINGS
We meet on the second and fourth Tuesday every month at Desborough Bowling Club, 10 Green Lane, Maidenhead, SL6 1XZ.
Meetings start at 8 p.m and normally last about an hour. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Because of Corona restrictions, we meet on Zoom at the same time. Please join us.
WHO ARE THE LIONS?
Being a Lion is Not all Hard Work
Lions enjoy each other’s company at lots of social activities, typically including sightseeing trips to London, lunches and dinners, our annual Charter lunch, and a garden party for our Presidential handover, theatre trips, and golf. We also join in various local events such as quizzes and events put on by other Lions Clubs, Rotary and RBWM.
FIND OUT MORE
Please watch the videos below to gain a better insight into who the Lions are and what we do. The first video shows the work of Maidenhead Lions and what we do locally. The second video narrated by veteran actress Penelope Keith details the amazing works of Lions International from inception in 1917.
NEXT MEETING
Our next Lions business meeting will be on at Desborough Bowling Club
A BRIEF HISTORY OF MAIDENHEAD LIONS CLUB FROM 1973 -2013
Maidenhead Lions have been doing some great work supporting charities and good causes in the local community for a long time.
Some earlier members have compiled their memories into a booklet of reflections to detail some of their work and initiatives over the years
Please click below to read this download the booklet.
The Lion Story.
Narrated by Penelope Keith
The amazing story of Lions Club International and the work they do around the world in 202 countries with over 1.4 members. 100% of all donations go to good causes, there are no administration fees or charges, the members bear all the costs. A must-watch for anyone wanting to know more and thinking of becoming a member
A Century of Service:
A poem by Greg Dunn of Crestwood Lions, Sydney, Australia to commemorate 100 years of uninterrupted service by Lions all over the World.
