The Lions Club is inviting the community to an informational meeting this week at the George Coon Public Library in Princeton, as they explore the possibility of reestablishing a local chapter in the city.
Randy Morris, the Lions Club International District Governor for Western Kentucky, oversees 71 clubs in the region and would like to see a Lions Club reestablished in Princeton.
click to download audioHe noted that the Lions Club has a 107-year history, with each chapter dedicated to supporting its local community.
click to download audioAccording to Morris, the non-profit organization engages in eight service activities, with defeating diabetes being the top priority.
click to download audioSecond on the list, and a hallmark of the Lions Club, is their commitment to preserving vision.
click to download audioMorris mentioned that they collaborate with local doctors to cover the cost of eyeglasses for children and adults in need.
He also shared that this year marks the 100th anniversary of the Lions Club’s vision project.
click to download audioHe further elaborated on their support for youth, highlighting that the Lions Club operates youth camps and assists communities during disasters.
click to download audioMorris announced the informational meeting in Princeton is set for next week at the George Coon Public Library.
click to download audioFree health screenings will be available to the public, and light refreshments will be served at the meeting on Thursday, May 8, from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
