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Mineola Lions and Leo’s donate to Ronald McDonald House!

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The Mineola Leos, led by Edward Smith Mineola Lions, generously donated $1,000 to the Ronald McDonald House to prepare a delightful brunch for 42 families. Their contributions have made a significant difference, offering nourishment and comfort to families during such a challenging time as they care for their sick children. The Lion’s Club is immensely […]

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A Wonderful Day of Golf with the Mineola Lions!

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We’re thrilled to share that our 2025 Brian Saloy annual golf outing was a fantastic success! Thanks to your generous support, we raised over $50,000 to benefit essential services in Mineola and the surrounding areas. Donations included $6,000 to the Guide Dog Foundation, and $5,000 to the AHRC Foundation. It was a special day as […]

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Exciting News from the Mineola Lions Club!

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We are thrilled to share that the Edward Smith Mineola Lions have generously contributed $6,000 to the Mineola High School Scholarship Program! This donation has allowed us to award three deserving students with scholarships, each worth $2,000. Meet our outstanding recipients (L-R): Aisha Rosales, Leah Gaines, and Anthony Ferreira. Congratulations to all of you! We […]

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Lions donate $1000 to the Robotics Team at the Mineola High School

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We’re thrilled to share that we recently donated $1,000 to the Robotics Team at Mineola High School! This contribution will assist with their travel expenses and the tools needed to build their impressive robotics for competitions. We’re proud to support our local community and help future STEM students achieve their goals.

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Annual 2025 Brian Saloy Memorial Golf Outing

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Local "Lions Clubs" were formed as early as 1916 in places like Evansville, Indiana and Dallas, Texas. In 1917, Melvin Jones, a Chicago insurance agent, convinced his local business club to expand their professional ambitions and join other local clubs with the common goal of improving their communities and bettering the world at large. He proposed a national organization, and this proposal became a reality in October 1917. With the formation of a club in Windsor, Ontario, Canada in 1920, the Lions Club became an international organization.

Today, The International Association of Lions Clubs is the world's largest community service organization, boasting 1.4 million members in 197 countries, all of whom are dedicated to seeking out and helping not only the visually impaired, but also all of those in need throughout the globe. In addition to assisting the blind, local Lions Clubs finance vocational training for the underprivileged and disabled, sponsor youth drug awareness and educational programs, and provide hands-on service such as cleaning up area parks.