Mission Statement:
To be the leader in community and humanitarian service. To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace, and promote international understanding through the Lions Clubs Association. “We Serve” is more than a motto, it is our commitment to the Signal Mountain and Walden communities on the mountain.
Club Meeting Program Schedule
10/8/2024 Ed Harrington; Life in the military Retired Army Special Forces, after retired he worked with Blackwater.
10/22/2024 Dr. Larry Shears; Cardiac Heart Surgeon at Erlanger, a new device is available for treating heart failure. 11/12/2024 Colin Johnson; The Bend Project Update (Plans for the Old foundry area off interstate 24 at the entrance to Chattanooga) 11/26/2024 12/10/2024 Carol Simmons & Team, Signal Mountain Lion's Club Annual Christmas Get Together at St. Timothy Church.
COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
Every month we will highlight an active committee of the club and give information on who is on the committee and what they do.
Shred Day Committee
Kathy Ringler - Chairman
Collecting and recycling old glasses is something this club has been doing since it started in 1958. It also supplies new glasses to needy individuals who apply for this service. Read more about the workings of the committee by clicking the link below:
Shred Day Committee
CONGRATULATIONS
2024 RAFFLE WINNERS!!
1st Prize $10,000 - Ann Grossmayer
2nd Prize $2,000 - Andrew Neslin
3rd Prize $1,000 - Sandra Miller
Click link to see list of all winners 2024 Raffle Winners
Thank you for your generous support. Signal Mountain Lions Annual Raffle is a major fundraising event of our organization. Proceeds from this event are used to fund Lions core programs including Student Scholarships, Youth Programs, Sight Conservation Programs and Support for other non-profit organizations in the community.
LION OF THE MONTH
Bruce Bishop
Every month we feature a different member of the club to recognize them for their contributions to serve the club and community and provide a little interesting information about that member. Click the link below to read about our current Lion of the Month: Lion of the Month Bruce Bishop
Lions and Leos Pack 50,000 Meals
On Saturday, January 20, 2024, members of local Lions Clubs and the Signal Mountain High School Leo Club met at Hope for the Inner City in Chattanooga to package 50,000 meals. Over 200 volunteers from Lions Clubs, Leos, local church ministry teams, and community churches packaged 52,844 meals in 2 ½ hours. Lions from Signal Mountain, Lookout Valley, Dayton, Dunlap, Hixson, and Red Bank Clubs worked with members of the Leo Club to complete the project.
The 50,000 meals will be distributed to local charities and churches by the Hope Of The Inner City, helping thousands of people in need.
Student Volunteers in
Optometric Service to Humanity
Southern College of Optometry
SCOSH has been serving needy individuals in third world countries with eye care for almost 50 years. The Signal Mountain Lions are proud to support this very worthy program. Read more about this group and how they perform their mission by clicking the link below:
SVOSH Program
Recently, club members took on the project of replacing the cedar shingle roofs on the welcome sign and information sign on Signal Mountain Road. The signs were originally built by club members about 40 years ago and the roofs had lived out their lives and need to be replaced. With financial help from the Lions Clubs International Foundation in the from of a community service grant and funds raised by the club, we were able to purchase the materials needed. Lions provided the labor and did the work. This is another example of how the Lions serve the community.
ORIENTATION PART I
Click link below to view Club Orientation Program presented at a recent Club Meeting.
Orientation Part I
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN LIONS
KID SIGHT SCREENING PROGRAM
Click link below to view a program presented at a recent club meeting about the Kid Sight Screening program by Signal Mountain Lions.
Lions Sight Testing
ORIENTATION PART II
Click link below to view the Orientation Part II program about District & Multi District Operations presented at a recent Club Meeting.
Orientation Part II
THE FOLLOWING IS HOW
WE SERVE OUR COMMUNITY!