Welcoming a New Club and Looking Ahead to Fall
Fellow Lions,
With summer in the rearview mirror, it’s time to gear up for fall activities and another busy season of service throughout District 2-A2.
As we begin our fall club service projects, I want to remind our club secretaries to take a few minutes to enter your club’s service activities in the portal. Reporting our service ensures that we have a true reflection of the incredible work Lions are doing throughout our communities.
Remember, many of the volunteer activities we perform every month can count as service hours. In many cases, it’s simply a matter of making a note of what you did and passing the information along to your club secretary so it can be recorded. We do a lot—let’s make sure our service is counted!
I also want to challenge each of us to make it a personal goal to sponsor one new Lion this Lions year. One new Lion may seem like a small step but imagine the impact if each of our approximately 1,450 Lions brought in just one new member. That could reinvigorate our district and give us many more hands to serve and support our communities.
Before I close, I want to give a big Thank You to Past District Governor Ronnie, Past International Director Mike, and Lion Whitney for their hard work in helping charter our district’s newest club, the Ingram Area Lions Club!
The Ingram Area Lions Club is starting strong with 27 members—and they’re still growing!
Welcome to the Lions family, Ingram Area Lions Club! We are excited to have you as part of District 2-A2 and look forward to seeing all the great things your club will accomplish.
As we move into the fall, I hope to see many of you as I continue visiting clubs throughout the district and at the District Cabinet Meeting. I look forward to hearing about your projects, celebrating your successes, and serving alongside you.
Thank you for everything you do for your clubs, your communities, and our district. Together, let’s continue to show what it means to be Anchored in Service.
Yours in Service,
Lion Jeffrey
Lion Jeffrey Almoney
District Governor