Starting September 2021, we will he hack to meeting the first Tuesday of the month @ 6pm in the Bank of Kaukauna From meager beginnings, the Lioness Program has transformed itself into a productive volunteer workforce. Yet the true strength of the program lies not in sheer numbers of members but in the members unique capacity to lovingly tend to the needs of humanity. Officially acknowledge 55 yea
rs after Melvin Jones founded Lions Clubs International, the Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. The Lioness Club enjoys a separate club constitution with suggested by-laws. In 1975, the name “Lioness Clubs” and the Scripted, “L” were officially approved for use by Lions Club International. One of the most significant events in the clubs history was the inclusion of men into the Lioness Clubs, and consequently women into Lions Clubs. Lioness Clubs cooperate with their sponsoring Lions Club on community service projects, in addition to creating their own fundraiser and civic activities. There are more than 1500 known Lioness Clubs throughout the world who have dedicated their efforts to the goals of Lionism. A person who is concerned for human needs through structured, productive service activities that benefit communities both near and far. For friendship, fellowship, enjoyment, creative uses of time and service to others. Who can be a Lioness? Anyone 18 years or older and must be invited into the club by another Lioness and proved by the Lioness Club’s Board of Directors. Contact us today to receive your invitation! What is the purpose of a Lioness Club? To provide challenging, varied community service opportunities for its members. To assist it’s sponsoring Lioness Club in carrying out its service programs and activities in the community. To provide interesting, diversified program. What is the Lioness Motto? “WE SERVE TOO”
