Welcome to Woburn Host Lions
On October 29th, we expect over 30,000 smiles and costumes for our 69th Annual Halloween Parade. On October 15th, children, runners, and walkers will participate in a great costume fun run at the Monster Dash. Scarecrows will be displayed throughout the town during the month of October for the Joyce Middle School Cubs’ Annual Scarecrow Contest. Our traditions of fun and fundraising for Massachusetts Lions Eye Research and Woburn Host Lions charities are only possible with your donation. |
HALLOWEEN PARADE | MONSTER DASH | SCARECROW CONTEST |
The Woburn Host Lions Club is a group of men, with diverse backgrounds and jobs, who join together to raise funds to make those who are less fortunate than ourselves lives better. We get together weekly for dinner on Thursday nights, where we catch up on each others lives, but, equally importantly, plan and execute various fundraisers that we use to help people. If that sounds of interest, we would ask you to please get in touch with us.
The Woburn Host Lions Club is a registered 501 (c)3 organization. |
SUPPORT OUR MISSION The need to continue raising funds to help people continues. We would like to provide a means by which those of you who support our mission of eyesight research can make a donation towards that end. We've set up a form where you can make a donation towards Lions Eye Research, to help us fulfill our mission. LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION Did you know that millions of people around the world have benefited through more than 13,000 Lions Club International Foundation (LCIF) grants, which have totaledmore than US$1 billion. That number continues to grow in part from gifts from foundations, corporations, governments and non-Lions. However, the vast majority of LCIF’s funding comes through the generous donations from Lions clubs and individual members. The Woburn Host Lions Club makes a substantial donation each year to support the work of LCIF. | WE SERVE
Zone Chair Dan Reilly from the Concord Lions Club paid us a visit at a recent meeting
Past President Mike Angers presenting member John Serson with a Lions International Sight Award at a recent meeting. | MEET OUR KING LION  Jay Doherty, President with his wife Sandy getting ready to hand the President's gavel over to incoming King Lion Rob Toro, with his wife Amanda. |
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WHAT IS HAPPENING AT OUR CLUB!
Since our club has no idea how to take it easy, we figured why not throw a Beep-ball tournament on Saturday July 15th. Five teams from the northeast played in the "Beast of the East" beep-ball held at the Joyce soccer fields in Woburn. We had assistance from the Middlesex Lions Club here in Woburn as well. Click HERE to see some photo's of the day. Thanks to all who participated! |
The Woburn Host Lions are proud to be assisting the International Lions Convention, being held in Boston this year. We were tasked with making sure the Parade goes smoothly....after all, we do have SOME experience in that area! |
 Does he ever slow down? Our own Joe Quintanilla took part in the opening ceremony at Fenway Park last night as part of Disability Pride Night. He, among others, threw out the first pitch to start the game. Here he is pictured third from the left, holding his Red hat. Way to go Joe! | Our "Taste of Spring" fundraiser, to benefit Nupath, was a huge success. Thank you to all of our participants! We would encourage you to patronize all the entities that joined us for the evening. Here are a few photo's. |
| Woburn Host Lions Thank you to the Cummings Foundation for their support. |
