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Lions International President A. P. Singh &
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Drug Awareness Poster Contest
Rules for 2026
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(Posters Due February 26, 2026)
Rules for 2026
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(Posters Due February 26, 2026)
Fall Rally is in the books!
A great time was had by all!
A great time was had by all!
Ford City Lions Club Inducted into Hall of Fame
The Ford City Lions Club was inducted into the Ford City Area Hall of Fame in a ceremony and dinner on September 28, 2025 at the Latin American Club in Ford City. The club was established in 1950 and recently celebrated its 75th anniversary. Throughout the years they have played an instrumental role and initiated projects that help the community and serve its people. This was the 40th annual induction ceremony held by the Hall of Fame committee.
The club sells brooms for the blind, provides funds for Leader Dog Training, and supports Beacon Lodge for the blind and disabled. They do highway clean-ups, construction and maintenance on the Ford City clock tower and fountain, award “Student of the Month” to 6th grade elementary students, sponsor the Leo Clubs at the local junior and senior high school, award two scholarships to senior students at Armstrong High School, sponsor elementary school eye screenings, and support the Summer Reading Program at the local library. They regularly lend support to the local athletic programs and any citizen that might be in need.
Some of their major annual events include a Halloween Parade, Christmas Toy Drive, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a Memorial Day evening service in the Ford City Park. Past construction projects include historical plaques for the Rails to Trails that runs through the town, constructed the clock tower in the center of the town, and built park gazebos in Ford City and Cadogan Township.
Pictured are current members of the club that attended the induction ceremony. The current King Lion, Tim Malec, on the far right, accepted the award on behalf of the club.
The club sells brooms for the blind, provides funds for Leader Dog Training, and supports Beacon Lodge for the blind and disabled. They do highway clean-ups, construction and maintenance on the Ford City clock tower and fountain, award “Student of the Month” to 6th grade elementary students, sponsor the Leo Clubs at the local junior and senior high school, award two scholarships to senior students at Armstrong High School, sponsor elementary school eye screenings, and support the Summer Reading Program at the local library. They regularly lend support to the local athletic programs and any citizen that might be in need.
Some of their major annual events include a Halloween Parade, Christmas Toy Drive, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a Memorial Day evening service in the Ford City Park. Past construction projects include historical plaques for the Rails to Trails that runs through the town, constructed the clock tower in the center of the town, and built park gazebos in Ford City and Cadogan Township.
Pictured are current members of the club that attended the induction ceremony. The current King Lion, Tim Malec, on the far right, accepted the award on behalf of the club.
NEW DG Brad's MADG Report is now available for use with the updated point contest. Please also note that this year, completed reports will be email to Lion Doug Pavkovich. [email protected]
Please note that there are now 2 ways to complete the MADG Information.
One is to enter the data on a Microsoft Word form as we did last year, or if you prefer, there is a Google Form option that you can use. That is a good choice for those that may not have Microsoft Word, or want to use a mobile device to submit the MADG report, or just prefer being prompted for each MADG question. Either way is acceptable at this time. You only need to do it one way.
Read More About the new MADG System
What's New On The Website?
November 4, 2025
Butler Lions November Newsletter
September 30, 2025
Butler Lions October Newsletter
September 25, 2025
September District Newsletter "The Grapevine" is Available
August 29, 2025
Butler Lions September Newsletter
August 17, 2025
Dues & District Projects Amounts for 2025-2026 Released
August 5, 2025
July District Newsletter "The Grapevine" is Available
July 29, 2025
DG Brad's New MADG Report is now available!
July 27, 2025
Butler Lions August Newsletter
July 20, 2025
Cranberry Township July Newsletter
July 11, 2025
The PRIDE of Pennsylvania - March 2025
July 1, 2025
New Website for DG Brad Baillie!
Butler Lions July Newsletter
Past Award Winners -Newly Updated!
May 29, 2025
Butler Lions June Newsletter
Cranberry Township Spring Newsletter
May 8, 2025
Heart of a Lion Award List Updated
Lions International 2025 - 2026 President A. P. Singh
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Lead To Serve, Serve to Lead
Presidential Program
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Lead To Serve, Serve to Lead
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