Clubs are invited to submit photographs captions and short articles for this section. Let other clubs and visitors to this website see what you get up to in your spare time!
All the Clubs in MD105 are listed here in alphabetical order, just scroll down to see what they have been doing.
10years ago Ashington Lioness Club started their regular Tuesday coffee
mornings in the ‘Lions Den’ in Ashington YMCA car park. Over the years they
have raised approximately £40,000 which has been donated to worthy causes such
as the Air Ambulance, Chernobyl Continuity, and Hirst Middle School as well as
the complete refurbishment of Wansbeck Hospital Relatives Room.
Each year Dursley Lionesses raise funds with their ever popular plant sale. Another successful event is their delicious pudding evening and who could forget "where will Daisy do her dollop?"!
Preparing backs to deliver to school children in the Gambia
A member of Dursley Lioness club delivering the back-backs to the children.
Looking at The opening page of of our website where its states Age Doesn't Matter I thought immediately of our newest Lioness who joined us last year at the grand old age of 93 !!
Kate Russell. 93 years old and still helps in preparing and helping serve meals at a lunch held once a week for elderly people. Kate also does beautiful Embroidery and Quilting and belongs to at least 3 Craftclubs in Felixstowe. She has very bad arthritis and has had operations on her hands for this but she doesn't let it get her down in fact when her hands have been very painful I have seen her get a pair of pliers to pull the needle through her work. She is truly a wonderful lady.
London Lioness Golders Green Belly Dancing
workshop held on
Lioness President Divya
Shah giving speech at the Diwali Event - Festival of Lights held on
Lioness Secretary Sandhya
Gandecha with VDG Vijay Arora and a guest at the Diwali Event - Festival of
Lights held
Pontefract in Bloom – The Lionesses sponsored a hanging basket and also planted two Drinking troughs in the Town Centre for the Pontefract in Bloom competition which was judged on 11th July.
The night prior to judging members were joined by Featherstone Lions and Castleford and Pontefract District Lions who litter picked in Pontefract Park.
Till Receipt Draw – Lionesses Doreen and Jeanne with Morrison’s Store Manager Steve Dodd pulling out the winning tickets for our till Receipt Draw in July.
Seahaven have taken on the challenge to sponsor 2 children in Sri Lanka who were orphaned in the Tsunami. They have also recently kitted out 131 children with new school uniforms.
See also the article available here (note in PDF Format) Lioness Pat White Seahaven Lioness Club