SOUTH COBB LIONS CLUB

09/05/2026

Lions volunteers from many of the local clubs came down to help promote the Aflac Kickoff Classic College Football Game at the Fan Fest. There were opportunities to write letters and make bracelets for the kids at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Aflac Cancers and Blood Disorders Centers. We also were able to give away Baylor and Auburn plastic clappers to people who stopped by our booth. War Eagle!

09/05/2026

Thank you Patty Rech and the Vinings Cove Homeowners for removing about a dozen bags of litter from their adopted Buckner Road. The Mableton Improvement Coalition and South Cobb Lions helped out as well.

If you are interested in learning more about the Adopt-A-Mile program, please reach out to Dawn at [email protected] . She will order the signage as well as provide you with the supplies.

09/03/2026

08/29/2026

Thank you very much Mableton Improvement Coalition for organizing the Taste of Mableton parade and festival at the Mable House. We enjoyed lots of entertainment, fellowship, food and fun! We appreciate your hard work.

08/22/2026

Thank you very much to Commissioner Chairwoman Cupid and Cobb County Parks Dept for hosting the Annual International Festival at Jim Miller Park. All attendees had a chance to enjoy the different cultures, food and entertainment that comprise our community. It was a wonderful event. We appreciate your hard work in getting this event organized.

08/22/2026

We appreciate the Cooper Family who also owns the local GoGo Party Bus in Mableton who cleaned up their adopted mile on Hunnicut Road. With a little help from the South Cobb Lions Club and Friends of Mableton, we cleaned removed litter from nearby Felton Lane and Queensferry Road. We got an early start to avoid the heat.

If you or your family is interested in the Adopt-A-Mile program, please contact Dawn at [email protected] . She will order your signs and provide your supplies.

08/19/2026

New Battery Recycling Program available at the South Cobb Regional Library on Clay Road!

08/18/2026

The South Cobb Lions Club is very grateful to East Cobb Lions Club President, Dennis Sewell, who spoke to us about Tunnels To Towers. Dennis told us about the history of Tunnels To Towers and their evolution to Tunnels To Towers villages. The facility located near Six Flags was the second hotel converted into a village in the US. The cost to live at the village is $900 a month which is covered by military benefits. The cost includes all utilities, internet, a workout room, counseling, bus passes and some food that comes from donations. The 88 rooms that are in the village include a kitchenette. The East Cobb Lions Club provided new pots and pans for this facility. There are rooms available for veterans. Dennis named a couple of examples of vets living in their cars who have recently moved in the village. There are many more villages planned including a location in Savannah. Dennis feels that the most valuable benefit of these Tunnels To Towers villages is veterans having people to talk to about their experiences. To learn more please visit https://t2t.org/?utm_source=sav&utm_medium=google&utm_campaign=search&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=16451052958&gbraid=0AAAAABOVbuaqQNhvtaKrRbZG2p2l13yE7 .