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Lion Marlene Swearing In
Friday, August 29th, was the first District 1-A Cabinet meeting of Governor Richard Moy, and our own Lion Marlene was sworn in as a member of the Governor's cabinet by our own PDG Lion Jerry. Lion Marlene is the Special Olympics Chair for District 1-A. Later in the evening she gave a report on the District's participation in the Special Olympics Ducky Derby, which took place earlier this month. Congratulations, Lion Marlene.
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2025 Scholarship Winner
Congratulations to Diego Mora of Stickney for being awarded the 2025 Stickney-Forest View Lions Club college scholarship. Diego graduated from Reavis High School in Burbank with a 4.1 GPA. He was a Reavis Top 10% Academic Honor student all four years, was an All Conference Band member three times (saxophone), and won First Place at the Reavis STEM Fair. He plans to study Economics and Film at Northwestern University in the Fall. And he is a freelance videographer if you have an upcoming wedding or event.
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2025 Installation and Awards Dinner
On Thursday, June 26th, our club held its annual Installation and Awards Dinner at Buck's Pit Stop in Hodgkins. Our club officers for the 2025-2026 Lion Year were sworn in and various awards were handed out. Congratulations to our new club President Lion Desi White. And congratulations to our newest Melvin Jones Fellow Lion Jan Bernard.
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A Snapshot of History
Along with the photos in Lion Al Brinker's scrapbook was a copy of the 2002 50th Anniversary Celebration booklet that the Club produced. Click the thumbnail below to view the book in PDF format. Thanks for preserving our history, Lion Al.
Stickney-Forest View Lions Food Pantry
If anyone has been looking for our Stickney-Forest View Lions Club Food Pantry, it is still located at the Forest View Village Hall. It has just been moved to the north end of the second floor. We invite the community to help keep this much needed resource stocked with non-perishable food items and hygiene products. If you should notice the pantry needs restocking, please email us at sfvlions@gmail.com. Thank you again to the Village of Forest View for hosting our pantry.
Queen of Hearts Raffle
Our Queen of Hearts raffle pot has crossed $30,000, which kicks us up into the Stage 2 prize level. General ticket winners get $100. Aces get $250. Jokers get $1,500 (and we start a new board). And the Queen of Hearts wins half the pot. Our weekly drawing is held at 7:30p every Tuesday, at Lynn Catherine’s located at 6525 W. Pershing Rd., Stickney, IL. For detailed rules click here. You can purchase tickets at Lynn Catherine's, at one of these other locations, or at our online store.
The pot rolls over and will start at $168,100.
If you don't have Facebook you can watch the Tuesday night live stream
recording here, as well.
(Video of most recent Queen of Hearts raffle drawing.)
General Donations
If you are unable to take part in any of our current fundraising events, you are still able to make general donations through our Square store to support our causes. Programs like Camp Lions, Low Vision Clinics and Screenings, Chicago Lighthouse, Diabetes Awareness, and others are still in need of our support through donations. Locally, requests are coming in from local food pantries, assistance for eye testing, hearing testing, and other needs for our community residents. Please consider making an online donation using the link below. Thank you for your generosity.
Stickney-Forest View Lions Club Newsletter
If you would like to see our most recent club newsletter (May 2025), click the thumbnail below.
Stickney-Forest View Lions Club on Facebook
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our Queen of Hearts Facebook page. Queen of Hearts drawing live streamed on Facebook Tuesdays at 7:30p.
Visit our Other Region 4 Clubs
Zone 4-A | Zone 4-B |
Stickney - Forest View | Berwyn Centennial |
Bellwood | Brookfield - La Grange Park |
Riverside Township | Chicago Metropolitan |
Westchester | Chicago Windy City |
La Grange Highlands | |
Oak Park – River Forest |
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