47th Annual Scholarship Breakfast
This project is a critical fundraiser to support Region 10 schools. Our last in-person breakfast was in November 2019. We awarded Harwinton residents Sadie Boss and Samuel Bushka, Class of 2020, $1500 scholarships. Last year, we were unable to hold the breakfast, yet we awarded Elizabeth Gordon and Natalie Hamel from the Class of 2021, both of Harwinton, $1500 scholarships. At the same time, we continued our commitment to Region 10 activities including Project Graduation.
Tickets are $6 each, and can be purchased at:
https://Lions-Club-of-Harwinton.square.site
The Harwinton Lions share in our pride of giving to our community for 60 years. We are proud to support the children of our community and many other local organizations and activities. Please join us for our drive-thru event on November 14th, and encourage your friends and neighbors to participate in this important initiative.
Please share to support the scholarship fund!
The Lions Club of Harwinton is sponsoring a Red Cross blood drive on
Saturday, Sep 3, 2022 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
at Harwinton Town Hall, 100 Bentley Drive in Harwinton, CT.
Advance registration is required; please sign up here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give/drive/driveSearchList.jsp?zipSponsor=LIONSCT
Saturday, March 25, 2022 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
at Harwinton Town Hall, 100 Bentley Drive in Harwinton, CT.
Saturday, May 20, 2022 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
at Harwinton Town Hall, 100 Bentley Drive in Harwinton, CT.
Lion Harry and Lion Carol signing in people
Next Blood Drives sponsored by the Lion Club of Harwinton
Annual Harwinton Fair
Harwinton Lions Food Booth
Friday Oct 1 to Sunday Oct 3
Serving Pierogies From Holy Pierogies
Loaded Potates and Cheese Pierogies
and Keilbasa and fixins: Fried Onion and Sour Cream
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What happens to your eyeglass/hearing aid donations?
The glasses collected locally are processed in New Jersey where the glasses are cleaned and calibrated. Both Lion-sponsored and independent eye-care missions to developing countries then take boxes of glasses which have been calibrated and labeled by prescription to the host country. Once an on-site eye exam is conducted, the patient is fitted with a pair of glasses which closest meets the required prescription. Last year Hartford and Litchfield Counties collected nearly 30,000 pairs of prescription glasses. Non-prescription sunglasses are also collected for use by medical missions performing cataract surgery and to help prevent cataract formation by exposure to ultraviolet rays in geographical areas where this is a primary cause for cataract conditions.
Used hearing aids are collected and refurbished where possible. The Lions have contacts with hearing technicians who test hearing levels and can provide free hearing aids to those clients in need and who have financial hardship.