Meetings

 The officers of the 
 Greater Irmo Lions Club 
a 2008th SightFirst II recognized,

Emerald Club

Club President
Tom England


First Vice President
Henry Gibson
No, he's NOT sleeping,
he's thinking!


Second Vice President
R.I.P. Ann A. Gibson
Our Beloved & Blessed Second V/P
has passed into that Good Night,
Tuesday, May 9th @ 4:15 p.m.


Membership Chairperson
Tom England


Its Convention time. Make your plans now. Here is the link to do everything about both the Multi District 32 (April 5th-7th) and the 32-S (March 8th-10th) Conventions.

http://www.lionsmd32-convention.com     

https://sites.google.com/view/2024district32sconvention/home

 


Ascent Classical Academies
a tuition-free Charter School

Two strong supporting Ambassadors for the Ascent Classical organization, the Shulers spoke to our members at our Regular Meeting on October 23rd, 2023 about this new school planned for the Coon Road area of Irmo. Contact them if you would like them to address your club or organization about this charter school idea...

This school is scheduled for beginning operation sometime around the end of 2024 starting with K-8 grades initially, then at a later date it will go to all 12 grades. For further information about this subject go to the link provided below...

southcarolina.ascentclassical.org


Click this link for a current District 32S Directory and Past Officers Directory...

https://www.e-district.org/sites/district%2032-s/page-6.php

To access these documents you will need the Lions Key. So, if you are an active Lion, email the webmaster with your request for the key.


One hundred percent of all donations collected by Lions Club are returned back into the community where they operate through our working Projects. For example, its sponsoring the Peace Poster Contests, sponsoring local athletic teams and many other various local community projects which includes our annual GILC Golf Tournament that takes place in the month of September, just to mention a few.

As we are a non-profit, 501(c)(4) organization, any and all donations are welcomed and appreciated.


 

Yes, we are looking for good PEOPLE (both, men and women, including family units) who would become Lions...

Should you be interested in becoming a Lion who enjoys interacting with their surrounding Irmo/Columbia community, take a look at this short GILC generated PDF document that has information concerning our club and Lions Clubs International too. Or, you can also click on any one of the numerous links on this page.

For more information contact us. Any member of our club will be glad to answer your questions.


Yes, we have the Lion corn straw BROOMS...
Here is the current price list. Take a look at what you want and then contact this website's Webmaster for further action. Once we agree upon where and when to meet, the broom(s) will be transferred to you. Payment should be in cash or check only; no credit cards. Make checks payable to; Greater Irmo Lions Club.


Yes, we collect used/new Glasses, Hearing Aids and Cell Phones...

We also collect Glasses (with or without lens, but please no cases or extra lenses), Hearing Aids that can be refurbished for use by hearing deprived seniors, and old Cell Phones that will be used for emergency isssues. Here is a list of collection sites in and around the Irmo/Columbia area. If you have any questions, contact the webmaster listed below.




GILC Website Counter

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A brief history of GILC..

  • In the beginning, the Seven Oaks Lions Club (SOLC) was formed, via a sponsorship by the Lexington Lions Club. SOLC was Chartered March 31, 1967. Our 30th Anniversary Charter Night event was held in 1997.
  • In July 2011, the Saint Andrews LC (SALC) and the Greater Columbia LC (GCLC) merged with SOLC.
  • SOLC later changed it's name to the Greater Irmo Lions Club (GILC) through an LCI letter, dated October 2, 2013 that was sent to, then Club President, Tom England..

Of interest to Lions, in general, is GILC's Roster of Presidents, a chronology of our leaders since the club's beginning in 1967.


If you see something, say something...
All constructive comments/suggestions are appreciated;
please direct them to the Club Webmaster, Jack Brock

 

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