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DRIVE & DROP COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE – replaces Walk & Knock – If you missed the Drive on Saturday, Dec. 6, 9-2 p.m. you still can donate foodl.

The annual Walk & Knock Food Drive will be replaced by DRIVE & DROP  was Saturday, Dec. 6th.   However, we are still collecting food at:   Rosauers Supermarket, Riverview Bank and Les Schwab in Ridgefield and at ilani Casino.  The need for food is huge this year, so please consider a gift of food and/or monetary gift.     Thank you.      

Lions Christmas Tree and Wreath Sales at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Center (RORC)

Sales will begin Tuesday, November 25th for approximately three weeks.

Join the Ridgefield Lions and Help Make a Difference. Go to www.ridgefieldlions.org to find out how you could join this growing service club that is making a difference in our community

WHAT DO LIONS DO – provide services to those in need. see the link for examples

What do Lions do.  https://www.ridgefieldlions.org/what-we-do/

Lions Eye Glass and Hearing Aids Collection Sites: Ridgefield Library – downtown Ridgefield, Rosauers Supermarket, Royle and Pioneer – B Seen Modern Eye Care-Eyewear- Ridgefield

If your business would allow us to set up a small collection box, please let us know.    Used glasses and hearing aids collected, cleaned, corrections measured and sent out to countries throughout the world to help improve sight for those in need of glasses that can not afford glasses.   Thank you

Lions Unite in offering $40,000 in Scholarship to High School Students for 2025 (13 Scholarships Awarded)

Lions 2025 Scholarship recipients.    Scholarships are made possible from funds raised by Lions and contributions from individual Lions Club members. 

Several Ridgefield Lions scholarship recipients gather at the Senior Awards event.  Students are, from left to right: McKenzie Bowling, Tula Gervais, Jack Radosevich, CharlieHarris, Piper Gannon, Analeigh Duplessie and Natalie Evans. At back are RHS teachers andscholarship donors Angela and Drew Gardner.