SERVING WITH PRIDE
SINCE 1953
In the News...
June 2, 2009 -
Skippack Lions Club Name Justin Gambone, Owner of Justin's
Carriage House (Route 73 and Collegeville Road at the
Center of Skippack Villiage) Winner of their
Annual Community Service Award!
June 2, 2009 - Nort
Seaman, Retired Principal, Speaks to
the Skippack Lions at the Lions Annual Awards Dinner
June
2, 2009 - Skippack Lions Club Awards Four Scholarships
to Local Students
June 21, 2008 - Skippack Lions 9th
Annual Fun Run and 5K is a Big Success! Thank you Runners, Sponsors
and Community of Skippack for your great support! Congrats to
our Race Winners!
June 3, 2008 - Skippack Lions Name
Hennings Markets Winner of their Annual Community Service Award!
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June 3, 2008 - Brad Deforest from the
Skippack Historical Society Speaks to the Skippack Lions at the Lions Annual
Awards Dinner
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June 3, 2008 - Skippack
Lions Club Awards Four Scholarships to Local Students
(Middle Three - one not pictured)
March 17th - Skippack
Lions Kick off Annual Scholarship Program
Skippack Lions Club for 2008 will be awarding
up to four scholarships to local students for up to $1,000 each. All
High School Seniors who live in the Skippack area and who will be continuing
their education in a post secondary school will be eligible to apply.
The application process is open right now so make sure you go to our
(Scholarship Application Period Has Closed as of
May 1, 2008)
March 15th - Skippack
Township Easter Egg Hunt Sponsored by the Skippack Lions
Skippack Lions Club and Skippack Township
held their Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Palmer Park on March 15th. Other
than a little cold and overcast weather the event when off without a hitch
and over 200 kids and parents from age groups from 2 to 12 were able to
participate. It was a great day for all.
Feb. 21st - Campaign Sight
First II - Surpasses World Wide Contribution Goal of $150 million and is now
going for the stretch goal of $200 million before the program ends.
Campaign SightFirst II has surpassed the $150 million
minimum goal. On Worldwide Report Day February 20, National and
Multi-National Coordinators’ telephone calls and reports revealed that Lions
have raised more than US$157.9 million for CSFII. Lions around the world
have helped Campaign SightFirst II surpass its minimum goal by rallying to
raise funds for Campaign SightFirst II.
Lions surpassed the US$150 million Campaign SightFirst II
(CSFII) goal well ahead of convention. With four months remaining, Lions are
now looking ahead to the additional US$200 challenge goal and helping ensure
the future of SightFirst through continued and expanded efforts to eliminate
preventable blindness worldwide. Lions’ support of CSFII is crucial in the
remaining months.
