Local Projects:
Lincoln Academy:
The Stillwater Noon Lions support the school in a number of ways, including hosting an annual cookout for the faculty, planting flowers, and providing scholarships for students.
Salvation Army Bell Ringers:
Helping the Hungry:
Lions volunteer on the 1st Thursday of each month from 12:45pm-3:00pm at Our Daily Bread to help local citizens with limited resources shop for groceries.
Eyeglasses/Exams:
Provide free exams and eyeglasses to local residents with limited resources.
Please understand that, while we would love to provide this service to everybody, our funding is limited.. If you are not selected, please feel free to apply again. Applications must be completed at the following locations.
Our Daily Bread
701 E. 12th
Stillwater, OK 74074
405-533-2555
Mission of Hope
1804 S.Perkins Road
Stillwater OK 74074
405-332-5521
The Salvation Army
1101 S. Lowry Street
Stillwater OK 74074
405-372-1554
Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency
410 S. Lewis Street
Stillwater OK 74074
405-624-2533
DHS
711 E. Krayler Ave
Stillwater OK 74075
405-707-3700
Stillwater Community Health Center
821 S. Pine St.
Stillwater OK 74074
405-743-3171
Grand Mental Health Center
1624 Cimarron Plaza.
Stillwater, OK 74075
405-372-2202
Wings of Hope
3800 N. Washington St.
Stillwater OK 74075
405-372-9922
Lions Meadows of Hope
623 S. Western
Stillwater OK 74074
405-547-2462
School Eye Screenings:
Provides SpotVision Eye screening for elementary, home, church, and private school students of all ages through Lions Kidsight USA.
Provides free vision screening for all ages annually at the Payne County Fair.
Health Screening:
Provide various screenings for other health concerns with the Oklahoma Lions Mobile Health Screening Unit.
Stillwater Pumpkin Patch:
Each October, in partnership with Highland Park United Methodist Church, pumpkin sales raise funding for Stillwater Lions and Church projects.
Scholarships:
Dr. Rick Darlington Memorial Scholarship
The Rick Darlington Memorial scholarship is a $750 scholarship awarded annually to a fourth year student in the NSU College of Optometry. This student is chosen by the school’s Awards Committee on the basis of need and a combination of civic and/or college activities to promote professionalism, dedication and integrity. Dr. Darlington was a very dedicated member of the Stillwater Noon Lions Club.
Lincoln Academy Scholarship
The Stillwater Noon Lions provide an annual $500 scholarship to a Lincoln Academy student (selected by the faculty/staff) to be used for their future education.
Victor Van Hook Memorial Scholarship
The Victor Van Hook scholarship was established in 2012 in memory of Victor Van Hook, a charter member of the Stillwater Noon Lions Club and a 1999 inductee into the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education Hall of Fame. The $750 scholarship will be awarded annually to a post-secondary student at the Meridian Technology Center (selected by the faculty/staff) to be used to cover educational costs or to help the student get started in their career.
Oklahoma Lions Official State Projects:
Meadows of Hope Family Foster Care Community:
Started in 1952, the Oklahoma Lions Boys Ranch has been home to more than 1,500 boys between 12-18 years old who were in DHS custody and had not been successful in traditional foster care.
In 2015, due to the changing environment in DHS and other factors, we changed course with the launch of the Paul and Ann Milburn Meadows of Hope at the Oklahoma Lions Boys Ranch. The Meadows of Hope is a Family Foster Care Community - it will not only allow us to expand our services to reach more youth, it will also allow us to serve younger children and sibling groups. By offering a more permanent setting for these children and reaching them earlier, we can cut down on the number of placements, and continue to work to break the cycle of abuse that passes from one generation to the next.
Oklahoma Lions Eye Bank:
The mission of the Oklahoma Lions Eye Bank (OLEB) is to (1) provide cornea tissue of the highest quality for cornea transplant (2) strictly comply with Medical Standards and FDA guidelines for the recovery, evaluation and distribution of tissue (3) educate and encourage Oklahomans about the need for organ, eye and tissue donation.
Oklahoma Lions Mobile Screeniing Unit:
The Free Lions Mobile Screening Unit is equipped to screen for some of the most critical health concerns of Oklahomans: glaucoma, diabetes, visual acuity, high blood pressure, cholesterol, basic pulmonary (lung) functioning and bone density problems. The Unit is scheduled annually.
Oklahoma Lions Service Foundation:
Provides assistance and funding for Lions Clubs of Oklahoma charitable and benevolent services..
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