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“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”

Winston Churchill

Who are the Mason Neck Lions?

The Mason Neck Lions Club 24-A is a charitable organization devoted to humanitarian causes. By working on service projects and raising funds, we strive to help the less fortunate. Our motto is “We serve.”

Our Mason Neck Lions Club meets via Zoom or in person on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month
Social time starts at 6:30PM, Meeting called to order 7:00PM

Club Officers for the 2022-2023 Lions Year:

Officers
President: Lion Sharon Fussell
Immediate Past President: Lion Paul Tompkins

1st Vice President:
Lion Robert Swain
2nd Vice President:
Lion Joe Chudzik

Secretary:
PDG Jim Snyder

Treasurer:
PDG Woody Woodard

LionTamer/Tail Twister:
Lion Kristine Tompkins

Membership Chair:
Lion Nancy Lisi

LCIF Coordinator:
Lion Rich LaVallee

Marketing & Communications: Lion Nancy Lisi

PR Local Media:
Lion Floyd Harrison

Board of Directors:
Lion Foster Morse
Lion Bernice Dinion
Lion Dave Collyer
Lion Marvin Miller
Lion Tom Nally
Lion Dick Kennedy

This website is an adjunct to our page at Lions Club International which may be found here. Our district is 24-L which can be found here. We are a 501c3 Organization Lions club of Mason Neck, Lorton Charities Inc. EIN32 – 0249937 Combined Federal Charities Code 15565

Dues

$120 per Year, $30 per quarter (3 months). New members are inducted after orientation to learn about what the Lions do, Lion History and Procedure.

Meetings

Our Mason Neck Lions Club meets via Zoom at this point on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month
Social time starts at 6:30PM, Meeting called to order 7:00PM

  • Eyeglass Provision Services
  • Fundraising Food Service for Your Events
  • Community Cultural and Environmental
  • Benches With Business Names and Logos
  • Community Service events Or Funding
  • World Relief Through Lions International
  • Lorton Community Action Center

Sight

Eyeglass recycling

The Lions have a significant interest in aiding those who are blind or have low vision. In 1925 Helen Keller addressed the Lions at their International Convention challenging them to become “Knights of the Blind” in the crusade against darkness. We work with the Lorton Community Action Center and provide eye exams and eyeglasses for them. We lend support to the Leader Dog Program and Canine Companions for Independence as well.

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