Lion President Bob Apple

Welcome, to our Spokane Central Lions Club News Letter:
 
To those reading our Spokane Central Lions Club Website, both members and the public please take note of the wealth of activities and become a part, if you are not.  Our International President suggested Lions should become involved in tree planting and so we joined with the non-profit Lands Council locally in a successful effort to plant 1,500 seedlings in a combined one day effort.  Some forty plus, of our Spokane Central Lions Members and friends met on a recent Saturday morning for the task and mother nature rewarded us after by giving a healthy drink to get the little Ponderosa Pines, on their way.
 
The Club also just completed our first Pancake Feed, choosing the Southside Senior Center for the location and had 125 people show for breakfast on a chilly Saturday morning.  With all the people and the kitchen going it was toasty warm inside and leaving everyone full with a hearty meal to see them through the day.  Like this event we have many more planned to benefit select groups and with any proceeds to fulfill other pressing community needs.
 
Our Central Lions Club, like all Lions Clubs pride ourselves on helping those in otherwise unattainable physical needs involving, sight and hearing correctable deficiencies.   We have programs to also benefit selected families and children through the Holiday's specific and at other times of the year with support given to selected Summer Camps, why we even will reward many who show promise in school as directed to us with needed and helping, college scholarships.  But no small note as this is to you, can tell you much beyond a flavor of our Lions Club and it's members or why you should join in our efforts so feel free to stop by any Tuesday at noon at the Red Lion Hotel Inn at the Park to share lunch with us and ask questions because, we would like to see you!  
 
Lion Member Bob Apple, current President of Spokane Central Lions 
 

       "A Lion for Life"