We Serve. It's our motto and our way of life. And we welcome your help.
Melvin Jones founded Lions Clubs International more than 100 years ago. He proposed a club where we all could work together to do something good for someone else. Olympia Host Lions have been serving others since 1935
Olympia Lions manage many community projects. (
We Serve. It's our motto and our way of life. And we welcome your help.
Melvin Jones founded Lions Clubs International more than 100 years ago. He proposed a club where we all could work together to do something good for someone else. Olympia Host Lions have been serving others since 1935
Olympia Lions manage many community projects. (Learn about our projects here.)
Members and volunteers can choose to be involved in one project or several. You can serve for one day, on a project team or as a project leader.
How would you like to help?
When Melvin Jones first proposed a club to serve others, he also wanted a chance for hardworking people to have a little break, enjoy some time together and go back to work refreshed.
Today we still aim to have a little fun at every meeting and make our projects fun as well. We enjoy the company of our fellow Lions and love to laugh together.
Join is for a meeting and see what we mean.
Olympia Host Lions meet each Tuesday at noon for one hour.
At most meetings, we spend a few minutes on project reports, share a laugh or two, and then enjoy an informative program on a topic of local interest.
And, yes, you can wear shorts to the meetings!
Wherever the community gathers, be on the lookout for the Lions. We may be there with our burger booth - or handing out water, directing traffic, or just lending a hand with a paintbr
Wherever the community gathers, be on the lookout for the Lions. We may be there with our burger booth - or handing out water, directing traffic, or just lending a hand with a paintbrush or broom. We are proud of our town and enjoy working with others to keep Olympia a wonderful place to live. Want to help?
Olympia Host Lions have been partnering with Olympia area businesses and other civic groups for 35 years. Together, we have created recycling efforts and cleanup projects to keep our city and the Sound cleaner, developed parks and public garden spots, supported our schools and teachers, and helped to feed and house those in need of assi
Olympia Host Lions have been partnering with Olympia area businesses and other civic groups for 35 years. Together, we have created recycling efforts and cleanup projects to keep our city and the Sound cleaner, developed parks and public garden spots, supported our schools and teachers, and helped to feed and house those in need of assistance.Sometimes Olympia Host Lions take the lead - and sometimes we pitch in to help an ongoing project. Either way, we are here for Olympia.
Want to know more? Interested in volunteering? Want to join us for a meeting?
Hit the chat button, use the handy message form below or visit our Contact Us page for more options.
Olympia Host is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the membership and serving one year terms beginning July 1.
President - James Reddick
1st Vice President - Andrew Beattie
2nd Vice President - Ashley Chandler
Secretary - Sharon Reddick
Club Administrator - Bill Buthorn
Treasurer - Andy Stepelton
Directors - Mark Furman, Sandra Petty, Erik Johnson, Bill Yount
Membership Chair - Paul Swanda
Immediate Past President - Michael Petty
Tail Twister - Earl Hughes
Lion Tamer - Pat Creighton
Marketing/Communications Chair - Darlene Kemery
Branch President - Keith Clark
Sunshine Program Director - Cathy Weaver
Nominations Chair - Michael Petty
Service Chair - Jan Weatherly
LCIF Club Coordinator - Karen Sell
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Olympia Host Lions meet Tuesdays at noon at the First Baptist Church downtown Olympia. Plenty of Parking at 9th and Franklin.
Call for info at 360 790-8667.
Steamboat Branch Lions meet the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Griffin Fire Hall #1 on the Steamboat Island Road.
The Lions Low Vision Resource Center has moved! You can find us now at 2600 Martin Way East.