Willow Point Lions Club - Lions e-Clubhouse

Welcome to the Willow Point Lions Club.

What is a Lion? Ever wondered what a Lion does? Why become a Lion?

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Make a difference in your community. New members are always welcome – please join us for a meeting! We meet at our “Lions Den” at 2165 South Island Highway on the first and third Wednesday of every month at 1 pm.

Being a member of the Willow Point Lions Club means that you're a part of a compassionate community that supports the youth and elderly in Campbell River. Lions are volunteers who are ready and willing to jump in to help whenever and wherever there's a need.

Lions out in the community......

The Lion Elves (Linda, Jill, Nicky and Kerry and grandaughter Lilly) decorated a tree at the Museum for the "Festival of Trees" Our theme is the importance of diversity in our community

Willow Point Lions Hall Rental:

Our hall is a vibrant, versatile place to rent for your next event.

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Hall Rental Policy:

The Lions Hall is a neutral community facility available for private events.
Rentals are approved based on availability, safety requirements, and appropriate use of the facility.
Rental approval is not based on political, ideological, or personal viewpoints.
Use of the hall does not imply endorsement or support of any renter’s views or activities.
Events are privately organized, and the views expressed do not represent the Lions Club or its members.
Access to the facility is provided in a fair and non-discriminatory manner in keeping with our commitment to serve the community.

Current Activities At The Lions Hall:

We have many regular community groups that hold their classes in our hall – from yoga and dancing to canine programs!

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Eyeglasses Project - did you know that our Lions Club recycles eyeglasses to support the Lions Recycle For Sight Program?

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We are grateful to live, work, and play

on the unceded territories of

the Ligwiłda'xw People; the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum,

and Kwiakah First Nations.

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.