Chinese American Lions Club of Atlanta

02/17/2026

Wishing you and your family a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year, filled with many blessings and continued personal growth—so that together we may further our shared commitment to service in the areas of vision, hunger, diabetes, childhood cancer, the environment, and humanitarian relief, strengthening the communities we proudly serve.

11/22/2025

糖尿病讲座活动.

11/20/2025

星期六，11／22糖尿病防治管養調理講座，誠摯邀請您的參加。

06/19/2025

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06/03/2025

Huge congratulations to our own Lion Lee Tam on receiving the prestigious Ervin-Crumbly Award at the Georgia State Convention Banquet on May 31, 2025. This once-in-a-lifetime honor--named after Past International President Jim Ervin and Lion Crumbly recognizes outstanding dedication to services and GA Lions. We are very proud of you! 🎉👏💐😊

Pictured: from right-Past International President Jim Ervin, Lee Tam and District Governor Rita Harris. Top Council Chair Dennis Chapman.

01/01/2025

President Jimmy Carter believed in building alliances, in the virtue and just pursuit of human dignity, and in the power that we have to transform not only o...

08/23/2024

Our goal was to wash, sort, and clean 10k eyeglasses at the GA Lions Lighthouse eyeglass recycling center. We are now at 54k!

08/13/2024

Thank you Statefarm volunteers
Recycling event at the GA Lions Lighthouse!

06/22/2024

06/22/2024

09/30/2023

We Serve!

"My daughter Hailey's first Lions project was volunteering at a free clinic when she was 3 months old. Her first time completing vision screenings was around 5yrs old, and hearing screenings around 10. She started eyeglasses projects at 11 years old. She just turned 18 and was recently inducted by her 94-year-old Great Great Uncle Warren to the Chilhowie Lions Club in Virginia. She's the 4th generation of our family in our club, and is enrolled in college classes to get her optician degree." - Lion Jennifer Jolliffe, Chilhowie Lion's Club

Does your family have multiple generations of Lions? Share your story in the comments!