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Lions of Warminster
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Warminster Lions Club (CIO) Charity Number: 1178909
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Warminster Lions Christmas Float Dates
Fri 6th Dec 6pm-8pm Prestbury Drive, St John's Road, Plants Green, East End Ave. Total 11 stops Sat 7th Dec 6pm-8pm Highbury Park, Woodcock Rd, Princess Gardens, Boreham Fields. Total 10 stops Mon 9th Dec 6pm-8pm Army Garrison. Total 11 stops Tues 10th Dec 6pm-8pm Portway Lane Estate, Beech Grove, Ash Walk, Manor Gardens. Total 8 Stops Weds 11th Dec 6pm-8pm Thornhill Road. St Andrew's Road, Ruskin Drive, Masefield Road. Total 8 stops Thurs 12th Dec 6pm-8pm West Parade, Beech Ave, Alcock Crest, The Beeches. Total 7 stops Fri 13th Dec 6pm-8pm Upper Marsh Road & Lower Marsh Road, Hillwood Lane, Ashley Place. Total 9 stops Sat 14th Dec 12-2pm Budgens Store Codford. Outside in Car Park Mon 16th Dec 6pm-8pm Swaledale Road, Grovelands Way, Princecroft Lane, Westleigh, Pound Street. Total 8 stops Tues 17th Dec 6pm-8pm Sutton Veny and Heytesbury Villages. Total 7 stops |
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Click on the link to read the 2018-2019 Annual Report.
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About the LionsLions are ordinary people who do extraordinary things to help others and support good causes. We love to help others and make things happen. Warminster Lions Club supports a range of good causes and projects, and have fun organising remarkable and memorable fundraising activities. As local residents ourselves, we serve the unique needs of the community in which we live.
Over 1.4 million men and women are members of Lions Club International. We are friends, family and global neighbours. As a network of volunteers we share a common passion; we get involved in our local communities. |
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The Warminster Lions Club was formed in 1964 by a group of local people who wanted to make a difference to the community. The money they raised from the local area was used to support many good causes and help people who had fallen on hard times. More than five decades later, the Club is doing exactly the same.
The Lions logo is universally recognised and worn with pride by Lions members. The International Association of Lions Clubs has developed into 46,000 Clubs in over 200 countries. The name 'Lions' is an acronym of Liberty In Our Nation's Safety'. The world is a very different place from that where Lions Club International first served in 1917. Yet the desire of Lions members to serve others and help meet the needs of society are much the same. |
The Lions Club of Warminster is fortunate to have the support of members of the public who attend events and donate money to our fundraising efforts. At the heart of the organisation are Lions members - the men and women of Warminster and the surrounding area who make things happen. They give their time and talents.
We welcome new members. They bring with them fresh ideas and share our commitment to help others less fortunate than themselves. If you would like to get involved with Lions as a supporter or member visit the Contact Us page.
Click here to access the Lions Get Involved document, explaining more about what our volunteers do.
We welcome new members. They bring with them fresh ideas and share our commitment to help others less fortunate than themselves. If you would like to get involved with Lions as a supporter or member visit the Contact Us page.
Click here to access the Lions Get Involved document, explaining more about what our volunteers do.
Find out more out the wider Lions organisations:
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Diabetes contributes towards over 5 million deaths annually and this number is rising. Lions Clubs support awareness and action projects.
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Vision has been a priority for Lions Clubs for nearly a hundred years. We work to improve eye health and eye care for hundreds of millions of people.
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Lions Clubs are tackling environmental challenges to ensure that local communities are healthy and sustainable.
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Nearly one billion people are affected by hunger every day. Lions Clubs address the needs of those who are vulnerable in society as well as food security issues caused by humanitarian crises.
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One child is diagnosed with paediatric cancer every two minutes. Lions Clubs are supporting families, and funding lifesaving treatments.
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"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." Helen Keller, social activist for the blind and supporter of Lions as 'Knights of the Blind'
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"You can't get very far until you start doing something for somebody else." Melvin Jones, civic leader and founder of Lions Clubs International
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"It's the little things citizens do. That's what will make the difference." Wangari Maathai, environmentalist, Nobel Prize winner and recipient of Lions Humanitarian Award
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