Mount Pearl Lions Club

1956-2024+

Celebrating 68 years of service to our local and global community

The Mount Pearl Lions Club was chartered on 17 April 1956. Since then it has actively served it's community, province and global environment.

Mount Pearl Lions present the former Mayor, City Councillors and Senior Staff with the Club Charter pin, to commemorate their 60th Anniversary.

MP Lions planted a tree and donated park furniture at St David's Park, to commemorate the Club's 60th anniversary. This is one component of the MPLC Legacy project to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International.

The Lions also planted a tree on the grounds of the City's Admiralty House Museum to commemorate the Club's 50 years of service to Mount Pearl.

The Club ... Mount Pearl Lions Club

There are 18 members of the Mount Pearl Lions Club, with four new members anticipated this Lions year. Of those Lions, there are: 5 couples / family units; 12 females and 6 males; there are very active Lions of all ages, and, many Lions with children and grandchildren!

Services have been provided to help build the City, support its citizens and assist in local and world-wide disasters. In its almost seven decades of service, the Lions of Mount Pearl have contributed significantly to the spirit of Mount Pearl and to humanitarian service for its global neighbours.

To learn about the activities of the Mount Pearl Lions: ............. view the Club Projects page;

To learn about Club membership and how to join: .............. view the Contact Us page.

To learn about upcoming Club events:

.............. view the Calendar page.

To "see" what we do .... go to the photo gallery!

The Zone ... Zone 9

The Mount Pearl Lions Club is part of Zone 9 which is composed of six Lions Clubs. They are:

Conception Bay South LC;
Mount Pearl LC;
MUN Campus LC;
St Vincent's LC;
Trepassey LC, and
Waterford Hospital LC.

These Lions Clubs get together three times a year for Zone meetings and hold Zone events such as a Zone Dart Tournament to support the Lion Max Simms Memorial Camp and a Zone Junior Speak Out.

Zones 8 & 9 get together to hold a Regional Senior Speak Out for the Senior High Schools covered by the twelve Lions Clubs. Lion Gerald Coombs has been the Zone 9 Chair for many years!

The District ... N-4

Zone 9 is one of a collection of 10 Zones and 50 Lions Clubs which make up District N-4. This District covers the Eastern portion of the province, starting from Gander. Lion Bradley Moss is the 2024-25 District Governor for District N-4.

The Multiple-District ... N

Multiple-District N includes the Clubs of the Atlantic provinces and a few Clubs in Maine. The Districts include:

N-1 New Brunswick & PEI, plus Maine;
N-2 Nova Scotia;
N-3 Western Newfoundland & Labrador;
N-4 Central & Eastern Newfoundland.

The organization ... Lions Clubs International (LCI)

Lions Clubs International is the first service organization to be recognized by the United Nations. Each year the UN holds a "Lions Day at the UN" to recognize the global humanitarian contribution of Lions. LCI has more than 1.4 Million Lions serving in 49,000 Lions Clubs world-wide. For more information about Lions Clubs International, go to the LCI website .

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.