Lions work hard and make a difference in their communities and they do not ask for recognition or awards.

Shiloh Lions Club selling brooms on Primary Election Day, Tuesday May 19.

Lower Swatara Lions Club managed to pickup a total of 8 bags of trash in their Adopt-A-Highway project.

They did 2 miles of Fulling Mill Road on Saturday May 16.

Arendtsville Lions Club participated in road clean-up on Saturday, May 16.

Plainfield Celebrates Student Success

Arendtsville Serves The Unhoused

For the second year in a row, the Arendtsville club prepared and served breakfast each morning for guests staying overnight at the Gettysburg CARES shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Breakfast was served each day from December 16 through December 29, 2025 to 20-25 guests each morning. A dozen club members prepared breakfast favorites, ranging from breakfast sandwiches to pancakes to baked French toast to chipped beef gravy, during the course of the two weeks.

Mechanicsburg Helps Everstand Youth Home

Over the past couple of months, the Lions Club of Mechanicsburg volunteered with Everstand by providing more than $1,200 worth of Christmas gifts for eight youth living at the home. In addition, a group of Lions gathered at Everstand for their annual gift-wrapping event. It was a wonderful day filled with fellowship, and we were grateful for the opportunity to tour the grounds and learn more about the impactful work being done there.

Apple City Leos Help Celebrate the Special Olympics

Members of the Apple City Leo Club helped set-up, serve and clean-up a holiday dinner for Adams County Special Olympics athletes and their families. 125 athletes and family members attended the dinner, which was sponsored by the Zone 1B Lions clubs. Members from the Arendtsville Lions Club and Upper Adams Lions Club prepared and helped serve the meal.

Susquehanna Responds to Fire Emergencies

Carlisle Lions Club Honors Members Service