QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. What Is A Lioness?
A lioness is a woman working side by side with
other woman who share her ideas. A Lioness is a woman who has a chance to
express her concern through structured, productive service activities that
for human need benefit communities both near and far.
2. Why Be A Lioness Member?
Being a member of a Lioness Club has many purposes.
Some of them include friendship, fellowship, enjoyment, and a creative use
of spare time. Being a member of a Lioness Club also is service to others.
A member learns what other members in Lionism
are doing to help others.
3. What Makes A Successful Lioness Club?
Involvement is the key. A successful Lioness
Club is one in which the members are active participants. How successful
a Lioness Club is depends mostly on us THE MEMBERS.
4. Who Can Become A Lioness Member And How?Any person over the age of 18 years shall be granted membership.
Any person upon sponsorship of a member of this club and approved, and accepts
a written invitation to join and then pays the required receives club fees.
You don't need to have a husband in the Lions
Club to join.
5. Do Lioness Members Just Work And Serve?
Absolutely not. We also have fun. Here are
a few of our social events.
A. Installation
Dinner.
B. Christmas
Pot-Luck Dinner for just Lioness members.
C. Family Picnic
in August for all Lions and Lioness members and their families.
D. Fun
Outing Or Dinner for Lioness members with our Tail Twister Fund.
Two examples of this are
our past outings to a play and dinner at the Fireside, and a boat trip on
Green Lake.
We also have fun working on our
different projects. Our meetings are also fun. Just ask to see our Scrap
Book.
WE RAISE MONEY FOR THESE CAUSES
1. Scholarship Given to a handicapped student
in Senior High School for further educational help, or a student going to
school to enter a job to help the handicapped.
2. To help the Hearing impaired
3. To help those with diabetes
4. School programs in the Waupun School for
the handicapped.
a. Students at Risk
b. Jefferson
School (handicapped program)
c. High School
(handicapped program)
d. Fox Lake
School (handicapped program)
e. Washington
School (handicapped program)
5. Waupun Memorial Hospitalfor various things
needed by the hospital (examples from the past - the Life Line Program)
6. The Just Say No Program
7. The Head Start Program
8. The Ronald MacDonald House
9. Leader Dog Program-to train leader dogs
for the blind
10. The Eye Bank
11. Lions Camp for the handicapped
12. Badger Girl - Scholarship
13. To help prevent Child Abuse
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