Iron Ridge Lions Club

10/08/2026

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation Deer Hide Collection Site is up and running. With the warm temperatures, we have set out a freezer to drop your hides in. When you arrive at the Eyeglass Recycling Center, grab a bag to put your hide in and then put it in the freezer. This way, the hide will stay preserved until the weather cools down.

Thank you for supporting the deer hide collection for Wisconsin Lions Camp.

09/30/2026

Pictured left to right: Kylie Kingery, McKenzie Repinski, Jennifer Schroepfer, Nick Keator, and Brie (in front).

Congratulations to the Winnebago County Medical Examiner’s Office on receiving a Crystal Vision Award! They helped give the Gift of Sight to six recipients in 2025, and continue to facilitate the restoration of vision through corneal donation. We thank you for your continued support!

The Crystal Vision Award is presented annually to Coroners and Medical Examiners that demonstrate outstanding commitment and dedication to furthering our mission of Giving the Gift of Sight and raising awareness of organ, eye, and tissue donation.

09/28/2026

Deer Hunters, make sure to check our collection site map for estimated opening dates of our deer hide collection sites. While some sites are already open, others won't open until October or November. We want to make sure that deer hides are only being dropped off at locations that are ready, especially with the warm weather. If there are no sites near you that are currently open, please place the deer hide in a bag and freeze it until the sites in your area open. Thank you for your support!

09/23/2026

In 1925, Helen Keller's iconic "Knights of the Blind" speech inspired a century of Lions' service to the blind and visually impaired.

"I appeal to you, Lions — you who have your sight, your hearing, you who are strong and brave and kind — will you not constitute yourselves Knights of the Blind in my crusade against darkness?"

During the for Vision on October 8-18, Lions join to enact the same passion and boldness Keller once prompted, remaining dedicated to improving the lives of the visually impaired and preventing avoidable blindness.

How will you get involved during our Vision Week of Service?

It was June 30, 1925, when 45-year-old Helen Keller took the stage at the ninth annual Lions International Convention in Cedar Point, Ohio. Her historic address was a rally cry that not only guided the course of Lions’ service over the past century — it established boldness as an enduring trait....

09/02/2026

The facility upkeep and improvements continue here at the Wisconsin Lions Foundation. Next on the list is the Dining Hall roof. As you can see from the lower picture, our roof was getting worn and in need of replacement. This week a brand new metal roof is being installed!

Turning 70 is awesome, but also brings a lot of upkeep. We are grateful to have a dedicated facilities team to identify, fix, and oversee upgrades of our buildings on the 440 acres of land that we call home. Thank you Pete, Todd, and Mark for your hard work and dedication!

08/26/2026

The most important part of be a Lion.

08/13/2026

🍖 A TV grilling show, live audience, great food and a good cause? That's what's happening Sept. 22 at Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt. Registration is free. See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by Mad Dog & Merrill Inc.