Our Purple Fire Truck
THE PORT EDWARDS LIONS
Chartered in 1965, the Port Edwards Lions Club has served Port Edwards and surrounding communities – and also the handicapped throughout Wisconsin and even around the world - with volunteer workers, financial assistance, and good citizenship.
The Port Edwards Lions meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. at the Edwards-Alexander Park Shelter House, 210 – 2nd Street, Port Edwards. Our meetings include social time, a dinner, a business meeting, and frequently a guest speaker, along with fun and fellowship.
Members pay annual dues of $60.00. Dinners cost $10.00. Guests and prospective members are always welcome. Your first meeting and dinner are free. Get acquainted with us. You will be proud to be a Lion!
The Port Edwards Lions welcome women as well as men. Last year 25% of new Lions members worldwide were women.
FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES
- Port Edwards Lions Fisheree
- Community Pancake Brunch
- Golden Sands 50/50 Raffles
- Port Fun Fest
SERVICE PROJECTS
§ Collect Eye Glasses and Hearing Aids
§ Highway Clean-Up
§ Day Care Vision Screening
§ Neighborhood Table
§ Special Olympics Vision Screening
§ Community Easter Egg Hunt
§ Built Several Community Park Shelters and a Gazebo
§ Thermal Imager to Port Edwards Fire Department
§ Built Blackhawk Shelter at Lions Camp, Rosholt
§ Christmas presents for needy families
§ Solicit Eye/Organ Donations
§ Transport Donated Eyes
WE FINANCIALLY SUPPORT
- Scholarships for JEHS Students
- Badger Girls Delegate
- Port Edwards Youth Baseball and Softball
- ACT Playground
- Family Center
- Hope's Door
- South Wood County Food Pantry
- Lions Camp at Rosholt
- Leader Dog Program
- “Sight First”, worldwide vision preservation project
- Large print books to the library and nursing homes
- Port Edwards flag project
- Wood County Crime Stoppers
- Riverview Hospital Diabetes Foundation
- Defibrillator - Wood Cty. Sheriff
- Wheel Chair for Senior Building
- Jerimiah's Crossing
- Youth Exchange Program
- Eye Bank
- Pedestrian / Bike Path
- Vitamin A Project
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Many others
Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and women in 205 countries and geographic areas who work together to answer the needs that challenge communities around the world.





