Club Projects

Flea Market
Flags
International Peace Poster Contest
Lake City Salmon Bake (First Weekend in August)
Lake City Way Christmas Decorations (Christmas Season)
North Helpline Food Bank
North Seattle Family Center Fright Night (weekend before Halloween)
Sight and Hearing
White Cane Days
Youth and Family Services

Sight and Hearing [current report]

We are proud to be able to offer assistance to individuals in need of glasses or hearing aids but who lack the means to buy them. Please use our Sight & Hearing Special Assistance Form and someone will get back in touch with you by phone to make an appointment for an interview.

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Flea Market

The Lake City Lions Club Flea Market is held the second saturday of every month except for August at the Lake City Community Center, 12531 28th NE, 98125, in Lake City. The doors open at 9 AM and close at 3 PM. You can find used items of all kinds, interests and inspirations. The money earned supports local Lions Projects and the Lake City Community Center. Call the Lake City Community Center, (206) 362-4378, for more information or about renting a table.

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Flags

For an annual $30 donation, business subscribers in the Lake City and Shoreline neighborhoods get a flag put up on 11 special days: Martin Luther King Day (Jan.), Presidents Day (Feb.), Armed Forces Day (May), Memorial Day (May), Flag Day (June), Independence Day(July), Labor Day (Sept), Columbus Day (Oct.), General Election (Nov.), Veterans Day(Nov.), and Pearl Harbor Day(Dec.). This is a wonderful way to show our patriotism while at the same time the money collected supports the services we provide to the community. If you are interested in getting flag services call the Lake City Community Center, (206) 362-4378, for more information or go to the Contact Us page and request someone to contact you.

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Lake City Salmon Bake

Each year the Lake City Lions Club supports the Lake City Community Center with it's annual salmon bake. The salmon bake is held on the first weekend in August. Serving hours are from noon to 7 PM both Friday and Saturday. Call the Lake City Community Center, (206) 362-4378, for more information.

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Lake City Way Christmas Decorations

We put up the wreaths and bells along Lake City Way NE.These Christmas decorations go up the weekend before Thanksgiving and come down the weekend after New Years. In the mean time we repair the bulbs (or as the electricians would say, lamps.)

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White Cane Days

Each year we ask for donations to support our organization to continue the support and assistance the Lake City Lions Club provides for individuals and the community. .

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Youth and Family Services [current report]

The Lake City Lions Clubs does not provide any direct youth or family services. Instead we support the organizations in our neighborhood that do. This includes:

North Helpline Food Bank Lake City Lions Club members help with unloading trucks or picking up items from stores.

North Seattle Family Center Lake City Lions Club members support activities such as the Family Center's annual Fright Night. Lion Club members provide warm pizzas, as well as participating in a flashlight patrol for the children trick-or-treating at local businesses.

Lions International Peace Poster Contest Lake City Lions Club members sponsor this poster contest in cooperation with local schools or family centers.

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"Never worry about numbers. Help one person at a time, and always start with the person nearest you."

- Mother Teresa

Since 1917, Lions clubs have offered people the opportunity to give something back to their communities. From involving members in projects as local as cleaning up an area park or as far-reaching as bringing sight to the world's blind, Lions clubs have always embraced those committed to building a brighter future for their community. Today with more than 46,000 clubs in 196 countries and geographical areas, Lions have expanded their focus to help meet the ever-increasing needs of our global community.

Our programs are continually changing to meet new needs and greater demands, but our mission has never wavered: "We Serve."