Block Party

 Idaho Springs put on a Block Party for all local residents. They invited non-profits to participate.

The Lions Club had a table and tent. We partnered with the Fire Department to educate people about fire safety, including preparedness. The Fire Department had "Go Bags" for things that would be needed for an immediate evacuation; these were handed out to visitors  to our booth.

Clear Creek Fire Dept, Dan Noell, Assistant Fire Chief, Caden Vogt, Mia Martinez, Clear Creek Fire Dept, Lion Jeff, and Lion Bob:

Lion Bob Showing a Go Bag:

Lions Jeff and Annie:

Lions Jeff and Bob:

Clearly, the whole event was a lot of fun:

It also provided some good publicity for the Lions Club.

Christmas in July

 The Lions Club participated in a fund-raiser by selling food, much of which had been donated.

Providing Meals at Ronald McDonald House

 Our club joined the Nederland Lions Club to provide a dinner meal for the people staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Denver-- in support of those impacted by childhood cancer.

Lions Bob, Mike and Eric participated, as did their wives Vickie and Cindi.

Helping Sort Eyeglasses for Recycling

 Lions Annie and Bob helped the district sort eyeglasses for recycling.

Flags for Memorial Day

 The club hangs flags on businesses in town for holidays. the businesses contribute to our scholarship fund for a graduating senior at the local high school.

Here Lions Annie and Eric participate:

Scholarship

 Each year the Lions Club grants a $1500 scholarship to a graduating senior at the local high school.

Here, Conall Widdowfield (left) receives the 2025 scholarship from Lion Treasurer Jeff Norton and Lion President Jim White.

Loaves & Fishes

Our project to collect food for the Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry continues. It has become a monthly event.

Lions Eric, Mike, and Annie with representative of Loaves & Fishes: