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Neosho Lions Club
Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and
women in 200 countries and geographic areas who work
together to answer the needs that challenge communities
around the world.
Known for working to end preventable blindness, Lions
participate in a vast variety of projects important to their
communities. These projects range from cleaning up local
parks to providing supplies to victims of natural disasters.
women in 200 countries and geographic areas who work
together to answer the needs that challenge communities
around the world.
Known for working to end preventable blindness, Lions
participate in a vast variety of projects important to their
communities. These projects range from cleaning up local
parks to providing supplies to victims of natural disasters.
The Neosho Lions Club, along with Lions International, is
focused on Sight Conservation issues, and the local club
attempts to help the visually handicapped secure appropriate
assistance when needed. Due to limited Financial Resources,
the Neosho Lions Club generally restricts their financial
assistance to children in our Community that are referred from
the Neosho School District, or other Community Agencies.
The Club will always encourage that a qualification for Agency
assistance is tried first.
focused on Sight Conservation issues, and the local club
attempts to help the visually handicapped secure appropriate
assistance when needed. Due to limited Financial Resources,
the Neosho Lions Club generally restricts their financial
assistance to children in our Community that are referred from
the Neosho School District, or other Community Agencies.
The Club will always encourage that a qualification for Agency
assistance is tried first.
We meet weekly at Noon on Friday at the Lampo Building, on
Spring Street, two blocks East of the Neosho Square.
Visitors are always welcome at these open meetings which
consist of lunch, a brief business report, a featured speaker
from a local business or charity, and spirited camaraderie.
For more club information, please contact one of the Officers
under the "Members" tab to the left or call Lion President
Matthew Benton at 417-844-8212.
Spring Street, two blocks East of the Neosho Square.
Visitors are always welcome at these open meetings which
consist of lunch, a brief business report, a featured speaker
from a local business or charity, and spirited camaraderie.
For more club information, please contact one of the Officers
under the "Members" tab to the left or call Lion President
Matthew Benton at 417-844-8212.
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Neosho, Missouri
Website administrator: David Sims
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