The Riverside Lions Club welcomes you to our web site. We are a member of the International Organization of Lions Clubs. The largest service organization in the world, with over 1.3 million members strong. The Lions consistently rank in the top of the NGO service community. The Riverside club was founded in 1962 and has served our community faithfully since then. EVERY dollar we raise goes back to helping others, nothing is deducted to cover overhead costs

   The Riverside Club services the Ellwood City and Beaver County areas. We assist in obtaining eye glasses for those in need. we also support the Riverside School District by honoring a Student of the Month and offering two $500 scholarships per year. We also donate money to the food banks in our area and provide the opportunity for two of our members to attend Beacon Lodge camp each year.

  We support the International projects as designated by our International President.We are in the midsts of a three year $50,000,000 project along with the Carter Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation to help stamp out measles in under-developed countries.

   We hope you find our site entertaining, and if you have any questions about what we can do or would like to join our organization please feel free to contact King Lion Chip Campbell at 724-752-9862 or by E-mail at chipc@zoominternet.net

Towards the end of July six members sat at a booth at the Franklin Twn. Community Day, hopeing to let the community know what we do and can do as a Lions Club. The people involved were Mike Kuglics, Paul Leisie, Jim Westlund, Barb Stiles, Jerry Gonyay and King Lion Chip Campbell. We sat from 5 till closing and although we could not generate any new members, we did grt our message out.

Three members attended the Passing of the Banner held in Butler

Four members attended the Little Beaver Steak Fry

Two members attended the New brighton Steak fry

One member attended the Beaver Falls Steak Fry

The Riverside club hosted a combined Zone meeting attended by 28 members of Lions Clubs throughout Beaver County. The purpose of the Breakfast meeting was to inform the other clubs in the valley as to what each club has done and plans  to do in the future. The breakfast was also attended by 1st VDG Robin Swank, 2nd VDG/PDG Bill Morgan and PDG Larry Kempa.

The meeting lasted slightly over 2 hours and was held at Rainaldi's in Center Township. There was agood exchange of ideas among the members present, and we'll see what will come out of it.

We awarded 2 $500 scholarships to Samatha Johnson ans Emily Kasichwe also recieved 

We were given FIRST PlACE in the District Governors point system for the 2015/2016 year. This is the first year we have been number 1. We also recieved third place in attendance for the Fall and Spring Rally