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Welcome to Whitstable & Herne Bay Lions Club. We are a charity formed in 1971 to help the community. We are part of a larger family that covers the world, helping those that need it. We raise money by doing events within the local community and 80% of all the money we raise goes to help that community. The other 20% goes to help worldwide, such as the earthquake in Haiti or the Tsunami of 2004 where we provide local community with two replacement fishing boats.

The aim of the Lions is to help those less fortunate than ourselves. We are part of Lions Club International, the largest service organisation in the world with 1.4 million members in 46,000 clubs in 202 different countries. We are a huge family dedicated to ensure that every penny dropped into the collection bucket is used to help those in need.

Our website will tell you what the Lions do within Whitstable & Herne Bay and what they do to bring help to the world outside. We hope you will browse through it and enjoy it. Then we hope you might want to join us or simply be a "Friend of the Lions".

 

Classic Car Show

 

It goes on there
Nevermind the car I've got my first duck
The Candy Floss Girls

 

A Club day out in Bruges

 

President Mike presents a cheque to Sea Cadet Chairman Keith Jones

 

 

All Saints Fair

Lyn Harris, Ryan the Lion & President Mike

Lyn Harris, Ryan the Lion, lots of children & President Mike

A Club day out in Bruges

 

PDG Eddy, IP President Maureen, Lion Jill & Lion Yvonne

PDG Eddy, IP President Maureen, President Mike & Lion Jill relaxing in Bruges

 

Handover from President Maureen to President Mike

Lion Jackie & Helen Relaxing
Taking it all in
President Mike & Immediate Past President Mike

1st Vice Terry, Lion Jill, President Mike & IP President Maureen

Lion Dixie get "Life Membership"
PDG Eddy gets a "Bert Mason"

 

Fashion Show at the Marine Hotel on April 7th

One of the models in a Red Dress
The models on the catwalk at the end of the show
President Maureen handing over a cheque for £500

 

 

Lions Boot Fair