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Believing in the power of cooperative altruism, Melvin Jones helped
shape Lions Club International into the largest network of service
clubs in the world. The organization is committed to assisting the
visually impaired and supporting sight conservation worldwide. Using the
motto, "We Serve," Lions Clubs seek to improve the lives of the needy
and offer young people the chance to catch the spirit of service.
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"You can't get very far until you start doing something for someone
else." Melvin Jones, Lions Club International Founder |
Since November 1941 the Moses Lake Lions Club has
served the needs of Moses Lake, Grant County, and the surrounding area. The
Objects of our club are:
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To create and foster a spirit of understanding
among the peoples of the world
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To promote the principles of good government
and good citizenship.
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To take an active interest in the civic,
cultural, social and moral welfare of the community.
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To unite the members in the bonds of
friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding.
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To provide a forum for the open discussion of
all matters of public interest, provided, however, that partisan politics and
sectarian religion shall not be debated by club members.
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To encourage service-minded men and women to
serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage
efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry,
professions, public works and private endeavors.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 275
Moses Lake, WA 98837
Help us help others -
recycle your used eyeglasses and hearing aids!!
Those old eyeglasses and hearing aids you have sitting
in a drawer can help someone see or hear. Our club collects
eyeglasses and hearing aids and sends them to the
Northwest Lions
Eyeglass Recycling Center. Your hearing aids will be
refurbished and provided to someone who can not afford a new ones.
Your eyeglasses will be sorted, cleaned, and given to doctors who travel
to third world countries and provide vision care to those unable to
obtain care locally. We will also accept non-prescription
sunglasses and empty metal frames.
We have collection boxes set up around town to accept
your used eyeglasses and hearing aids. Please let us put your used
glasses and aids to work!!
| Moses Lake Vision Center |
424 W. 3rd Ave. |
| Lakeside Optical |
1020 W. Ivy |
| Moses Lake Eagles Lodge |
1517 W. Broadway Ave. |
| Wal-Mart Vision Center |
1005 N. Stratford Rd. |
| Vision Clinic |
601 S Pioneer Way |
| Valley Eye Care |
224 Valley Rd. NE |
| Food Pavilion Pharmacy |
911 N. Stratford Rd. |
| Pampered Day Spa |
804 E. Broadway Ave. |
| Affordable Funeral Options |
215 E Broadway Ave., Ste 2 |
| Calico Cat Thrift Store |
414 W. 3rd Ave. |
| Moses Lake Senior Center |
608 E. 3rd Ave. |
See our Sight and
Hearing page for services and assistance our club provides.
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MD19 Fall Forum
Information
October 3-4
Osoyoos, BC
Registration Information
available soon
Please note that
non-credit card
payments must be sent in
CANADIAN funds. Please
do not send cash.
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