Lions
WE SERVE
North Salem N Y
Thank you for visiting. Use the links above to learn more about us and what we do. To make a donation to our betterment fund or to sign up for a special event, please use the links below.
Betterment Fund: The Lions Betterment Fund helps us help local folks, creates our scholarship fund, allows us to provide free concerts and events, maintains our Community Center and supports the mission of the Lions.
Details and Registration: Jingle Jangle 5K
December 7
2024 Lions Board
John White, Sal Pantezzi, Karen Roach, Rob Loeb, Susan Lucas, Steve DePaola, Mary Molina, Maureen Kruze and Warren Lucas
Missing from photo - Larry Devey
Passing the Gavel
Rob Loeb, outgoing president, passes the gavel to newly elected president of the
North Salem Lions Club
Susan Lucas
Thank you for visiting. Use the links above to learn more about us and what we do. To make a donation to our betterment fund or to sign up for a special event, please use the links below.
Betterment Fund: The Lions Betterment Fund helps us help local folks, creates our scholarship fund, allows us to provide free concerts and events, maintains our Community Center and supports the mission of the Lions.
New Members Welcomed
Susan Lucas, far right, with new members
Jim and Jennifer Binette
Mary Cate and Larry Devey
December 2023
Easter Bunny Event
The North Salem LIONS Club: A Noble Cause
The North Salem LIONS Club is one of 44,700 LIONS Clubs actively serving their communities, in 186 countries and geographical areas of the world. LIONS Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization. Its 1.4 million members are dedicated to bettering the quality of life for the handicapped, the poor, the sick and the aged.
The title question has been asked so many times to club members. The word LIONS stand for
“LIBERTY, INTELLIGENCE, OUR NATIONS SAFETY”
LIONS are committed to partnering with local leaders and organizations, identifying the unique needs of their communities and surrounding areas, and planning service projects that address those needs. From community clean-up projects to food drives to fundraisers, LIONS help people in need who are far and close to home.
The motto of LIONS Clubs International is “WE SERVE,” and LIONS live this motto with enthusiasm.
A LIONS Club is not a fraternal, social or political organization. It is a group of civic-minded women and men who have banded together to do the things they cannot do alone. LIONS are willing and anxious to give their time, energy and resources in service to others.
A person is rewarded in “Lionism” by the pleasure and satisfaction of serving others, by improving the community in which she or he lives, and by endeavoring to leave the world a better place than she or he found it. The rewards are in direct proportion to the efforts expended.
By investing time and effort in club activities, a person receives dividends in new friendships, new status in the community and a heart-warming sense of fulfillment from doing something good for others. A LIONS Club is a medium through which all these things are available to people of good will.
Please call Sal Pantezzi at 914-669-5247 for more information about activities and joining the North Salem LIONS Club.
Happy Birthday, Sal!
What better way to have a meeting -- celebrating Sal Pantezzi's birthday at the Blazer Pub in Purdys! No better way to honor such a dedicated Lion!
Lions present Certificates of Appreciation to Two Local Businesses - Blazer Pub and Frank's Pizzeria
Thank you for all your generosity to our community!
Gary Windus, Tommy the bartender, Alice Kerrigan, Karen Roach and Mary Molina
Karen Roach, Frank Lulgjuraj, Mary Molina and Gary Windus
Our holiday wreath 2022 !
Our holiday tree 2022 !
Introducing our latest members
Welcome new Lion Mike Bonelli
flanked by John White on the left and Sal Pantezzi on the right
Welcome new Lion Steve DePaola
flanked by John White on the left and Sal Pantezzi on the right
On the map below you will find the Lions Community Center at the corner of Route 22 and Titicus River Road in Purdys.
