Meetings

Serving Our Community with Pride

The Lakewood First Lions Club is committed to improving the lives of Lakewood residents through service, care, and community involvement. Our members work together and in collaboration with other local service clubs, on meaningful projects that make a lasting impact, including:

  • Vision Support: Free eye exams and glasses for low-income residents.
  • Eyeglass Recycling: Collecting and delivering thousands of used glasses to the NW Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center, where they are refurbished and sent to communities in need around the world.
  • Helping the Hungry: Stocking the Little Free Pantry in Springbrook Park daily for two months each year, in partnership with Lakewood Rotary.
  • Community Events: Organizing family-friendly activities at Springbrook Park.
  • Environmental Care: Regular trash pick-up along 75th Street and recycling plastics to create Trex benches for community use. We also assist the Clover Park Rotary with upkeep at South Puget Sound Wildlife Park
  • Youth Programs: Supporting Camp Leo, a one-of-a-kind camp for children with diabetes.

Fundraising, Fun and Friendship 

  • Over 200 guests participate in our Crab Feed and Dance each year with the proceeds going to expand our work in Lakewood. This event is Feb. 14, 2026.
  • Our Annual Seahawks Raffle raises funds to support the Lakewood Boys & Girls Club, Diabetic Youth to attend Camp Leo, and Lakewood Lions Future Projects
  • Lasting friendships are formed as members and friends gather regularly for potlucks, fun events, and work parties

We welcome new members from all walks of life to join us in our endeavor to make Lakewood a better place where ALL can thrive.

These are just a few of the ways we serve our community. To learn more, search Lakewood First Lions Club online.

📍 Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays, Noon–1:00 PM
📌 Location: Lakewood Ram, 100th Street

 

 

 

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