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Lion Joan Bird
Worthington Noon Lions
Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. *Location and time varies.
Some Eyeglass Box Donation Locations within the Community...
Old Worthington Library
Northwest Library
Griswold Center
City Hall
Police Station
We Accept...
Glasses/Sun Glasses
Hearing Aides
Hats (good condition)
Magnifiers
Unopened Contacts
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS FOR OPTOMETRIC SERVICES TO HUMANITY (SVOSH)
These Students sort, measure and package your eyeglass, etc. donations to take on a yearly mission somewhere in the world. They are also used for Ohioans.
Neighborhood Bridges - Ray Lees (Worthington)
To join...neighborhoodbridges.org
Create a log in
You will receive emails of assistance neede within the community
Yearly
Volunteer Recognition Night at the School Board Building - May
One volunteer is chosen from each school to represent all the volunteers. We appreciate all that the school volunteers do and accomplish each year. Worthington Schools would not be the strong school system they are today without volunteers.
Volunteer at the Muirfield Tournament - May or June
Almost 20 years ago, when tournament organizers were considering handling the clean up in a new way, Lion Ralph Antolino of the Tri-Village Lions suggested that Ohio Lions would be ready to step up… and the rest is history! Over the years, many Lions from all over Ohio have participated in the Memorial Golf Tournament project (Lions help keep the course clean of spectator debris and the Tournament pays money into the District coffers to help support the Lions Mission - We Serve).
The Celebration for MLK Jr in Worthington
Ronald McDonald House - Winter
Cook, Serve and Tour
Assist Parking at the OSU home games - September - November
Football Pool Booklets for OSU Games ($30) - Starts in August
(All monies raised go to the Worthington Resource Pantry and The 2020 Worthington Libraries Summer Outreach Reading Program...You are assisting the WNL and the community to support these programs. Thank You.)
Monthly
Assist at the Worthington Resource Pantry
WNL Monthly Gathering
Service Projects- small and large
We also work with other local Lions Clubs on their Service Projects.
WNL is the Sole Supporter of the Outreach Summer Reading Program at the Worthington Libraries that reaches community daycares and head start programs. We donate 1,200 plus books for children who complete this Program
U.S.-based non-profit evaluator Charity Navigator has awarded...
Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) — our foundation — its eighth consecutive 4-star rating based on financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency. Only four percent of U.S. charities have earned this distinction. I’m proud of our achievement and grateful we can continue assuring donors that 100 percent of their financial gifts fund LCIF programs that enable you to serve our world in need.
In sharing our stories, we connect, learn, and multiply our capacity for change. As we move through year two of Campaign 100: LCIF Empowering Service, let’s proudly tell stories of the people we’re able to serve thanks to our foundation. Every story we tell, every dollar we give to LCIF, spurs life-altering change as we increase our service impact, fight diabetes, and expand our global causes to include childhood cancer, hunger, and the environment.
Congratulations to LCIF and to you, fellow Lions. Together, we’re changing the world.
In friendship,
Gudrun Yngvadottir
Chairperson
Lions Clubs International Foundation
Various Charities
Worthington Resource Pantry
worthingtonresourcepantry.org
Worthington Libraries
worthingtonlibraries.org
VOICEcorps
voicecorps.org
Central Ohio Lions Eye Bank
coleb.org
Pilot Dogs
pilotddogs.org
Lion Clyde Tipton, a Tri-Village Lion, proposed at a State Convention in the 1960s that the Pilot Dog Organization be adopted by the Lions as a philanthropy. The Oho Lions Clubs have had a close relationship with Pilot Dogs for 55+ years.
Contact Us -- WorthingtonNoonLions@gmail.com
Facebook -- Worthington Noon Lions Club
Website -- https://worthingtonlions.org/
Ohio Lions -- ohiolions.org
Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.
