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Autumn Collections

Woking Lions will be collecting donations from local supermarkets. If you see them, please give generously as the money raised is used
Peace Poster 2011 - 2012

Lion Clubs International sponsor an annual Peace Poster competition at local schools. Woking Lions Club support this and award cash prizes to local winners. If you are interested in entering your school please email john.cooper@wokinglions.org.uk. for more details.
 
Welcome to Woking Lions Club
Avril Surridge (Lions President)

Welcome to the Website of Woking Lions Club, one of over 44,000 such clubs which form Lions Clubs International, the largest service club organisation in the world. There are over 1.4Avril Surridge (President) million members serving their communities in over 190 countriesworldwide.

The prime object of the members of Woking Lions Club is to help people in the Woking area who are less fortunate than themselves. Only a very small percentage of our funds is earmarked for international projects, such as eye camps and water wells in third world countries and supporting people caught up in disasters. Our motto is "We Serve" more.

Weybridge Male Voice Choir

Weybridge Male Voice Choir

Saturday 25th February

St Mary's Church, Horsell, Woking

7pm with the concert starting at 7.30pm.

Tickets are £10 (children half price) to include an interval drink.

Lion Brian on 01483 755232, Lion Roger 01483 723832 or Michael Couper at St Mary's Church.

Parking will be available by kind permission of Horsell Village School in its playground (opposite St Mary's Church) and there is further roadside parking in Lych Way and Wilson Way on either side of the church off Church Hill.

Message in a Bottle

Woking Lions in conjunction with other clubs in SW Surrey launched in September 2003 a scheme called Message in a Bottle. This provides free Message in a Bottleissue of data bottles from local Surgeries and Pharmacies and is targetted at single people living on their own, especially the elderly who are incapacitiated, have a poor medical history or are under medical treatment.

The emergency Services are supporting this project and more details can be found by clicking here.
Why not join us?

If you are interested in hearing more about our work or would would like to help those in the community who are less fortunate than ourselves, why not come along to one of our meetings and find out more about us? Membership is open to both men and women over eighteen years with with no upper age limit.

Please contact Ken Atkins by telephone (home) 01483 472450, (mobile) 07790 469075 or by post:

Lion Ken Atkins
1 Greyfriars Drive
Bisley
GU24 9EE

Alternatively contact any one of the club officers who will be happy to hear from you.
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Links

Lions Clubs International District 105SE
 MD105 (Great Britain & Ireland)
 Lions Clubs International HQ
 Lions Clubs International Foundation

Recycle your old spectacles
Collection points are at Woking Hospice and Woking Sainsbury.

Lions Clubs International Multiple-District 105 - Family Friendly Web Site Award

Golden Excellence Award

 
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