Saugus Lions Club Annual Golf Tournament and Helicopter Golf Ball Drop was a great success on August 7, 2017 at Bear Hill Golf Club 2 North Ave Stoneham. over $13,000 raised
THANK YOU
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Saugus Lions 2016 Football Dinner with New England Patriots Alumni Tim Fox on November 16 at Prince Restaurant Saugus
Fox was one of three No. 1 draft picks to join the Patriots in 1976, when the team went from 3-11 to 11-3 and nearly defeated the Oakland Raiders in the playoffs. He said he wasn’t even all-state in Ohio, where he grew up as a player in Canton. But he was the 18th, and final, player to receive a scholarship to Ohio State, where he played for the legendary Woody Hayes. And while there were no Thanksgiving games in Ohio, there was the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry, something Hayes took very seriously.
Head Coaches Mike Broderick (Saugus) and Mark Bettencourt(Peabody), and guest speaker Tim Fox, a one-time strong safety for the New England Patriots.
Saugus linebacker Cam Williamson was presented with the Saugus Lions Club Heisman Trophy, an award signifying the best of Sachem football.
Saugus Lions President Chris Finn presents Tim Fox with a "coveted Saugus Lion" for his desk
Saugus High Football Captains meet with Tim Fox
Saugus Lions Club in Saugus Memorial Day Parade
Saugus Lions Club 2016/2017 Installation of Officers 6/1/2016
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SAUGUS LIONS CANNING EVENT
The Saugus Lions Club canning event at Lynnfells Parkway and Main St and also at Saugus Center was held on May 14th 2016 was again a great success Thank you all and Chairperson Joe Cefalo did it again!
100% of the proceeds is being donated to MA Lions Eye Research
About the Lions
Since 1917, Lions clubs have offered people the opportunity to give something back to their communities. From involving members in projects as local as cleaning up an area park or as far-reaching as bringing sight to the world's blind, Lions clubs have always embraced those committed to building a brighter future for their community
The Lions Club International is the largest and most effective community service organization in the world. We have over 1.4 million members in more than 46,000 clubs in roughly 199 countries and areas of the world. Our motto best describes our mission: "We Serve". Lions Club International is a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to helping people in need, in both the local community as well as throughout the world. At present, our major international service commitment is SightFirst: Lions Conquering Blindness, which has an aim to eliminate preventable and reversible blindness around the world.
The Lions Club International is the largest and most effective community service organization in the world. We have over 1.4 million members in more than 46,000 clubs in roughly 199 countries and areas of the world. Our motto best describes our mission: "We Serve". Lions Club International is a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to helping people in need, in both the local community as well as throughout the world. At present, our major international service commitment is SightFirst: Lions Conquering Blindness, which has an aim to eliminate preventable and reversible blindness around the world.
Our Objectives...
- To create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of the world.
- To promote the principles of good government and good citizenship.
- To take an active interest in the civic,cultural, social and moral welfare of the community.
- To unite the clubs in bonds of friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding. To provide a forum for the open discussion of all matters of public interest; provided, however, that partisan politics and sectarian religion shall not be debated by the club members.
- To encourage service-minded people to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors.
Lions club members are men and women who strive to make a difference in their local community as well as communities worldwide. Their volunteer efforts go beyond the support of vision care, to addressing unmet health and education needs worldwide.
Why should I become a Lion?
As a Lions club member, you can:
Membership in a Lions club is by invitation from a local club. If you are interested in membership, use the club locator to contact a local Lions club. Tell the local club you are considering membership and want to attend a meeting to learn more. Then, ask a member for a membership application.
Can't find a club near you?
Fill out the Prospective Member Form. Lions Clubs International will forward your contact information to a club in your area.
Find out more about what Lions do. Read the publications, We Serve (ME4),I am a Lion (ME37), Look at Lions Now (PR770) and Lions…People Just Like You (ME26). View our full list of member discounts and services.
For more information on how to become involved in the Saugus Lions Club contact contact Sal Sachetta 978-866-5134 or Tony Speziale at 781-233-2003.
Service to the community.
"WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Why should I become a Lion?
As a Lions club member, you can:
- Make a difference everyday in your community. Whether it is providing support locally or reaching out internationally, you will have an opportunity to serve.
- Be a part of a worldwide organization carrying out community and humanitarians projects. Members allow Lions clubs worldwide to carry out its many community and humanitarian programs.
- Grow personally and professionally by participating in our programs, community service projects and events.
- Gain an understanding and have an impact on local and international humanitarian issues.
- Develop relationships with both local and international community and business leaders.
- Have access to membership discounts and services.
Membership in a Lions club is by invitation from a local club. If you are interested in membership, use the club locator to contact a local Lions club. Tell the local club you are considering membership and want to attend a meeting to learn more. Then, ask a member for a membership application.
Can't find a club near you?
Fill out the Prospective Member Form. Lions Clubs International will forward your contact information to a club in your area.
Find out more about what Lions do. Read the publications, We Serve (ME4),I am a Lion (ME37), Look at Lions Now (PR770) and Lions…People Just Like You (ME26). View our full list of member discounts and services.
For more information on how to become involved in the Saugus Lions Club contact contact Sal Sachetta 978-866-5134 or Tony Speziale at 781-233-2003.
Service to the community.
"WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE