A group of Scandia-Marine Lions Club members will be checking in with all members and updating them about club meetings and activities, and ways to get involved during 2020-21.
Join the Lions for a delicious breakfast and business meeting. Local speakers from various non-profits speak at breakfast meetings. This gives the Lions opportunities to learn more about work that benefits those in need and how the Lions can be of service.
The Scandia-Marine Lions Club is launching a new virtual Lions Lecture Series. Each month - from August 2020 until June 2021 - learn about the global causes that the Lions are interested in supporting: diabetes, the environment, hunger, pediatric cancer, and vision. The Lions Lecture Series kicks off with a free webinar by Angie Hong of […]
Help plant native wildflowers, grasses, trees, and shrubs at two locations in Scandia as part of a project being done by 17-year old Olivia Nienaber. These planting sites are two of six public sites in northern Washington County, and they are part of her 4-H leadership project, Improving the Environment for Early-Migrating Birds. This project […]
Help place trees and shrubs where they will be planted at Christ Lutheran Church in Marine on St. Croix as part of a project being done by 17-year old Olivia Nienaber. This planting site is one of six public sites in northern Washington County, and it is part of her 4-H leadership project, Improving the […]
The Scandia-Marine Lions Club Board of Directors is meeting at 8:00 a.m. at the picnic shelter at Hay Lake until the weather gets too cold. Meetings will then move to the Annex until the Scandia Community Center is open to the public again.
Join the Lions for a delicious dinner and business meeting. There also typically is a speaker from a local non-profit organization that shares information about the organization and the impact it has on the community. The Lions learn about ways they can be of service and better support the organization.
Help plant trees and shrubs at the Town of May Town Hall as part of a project being done by 17-year old Olivia Nienaber. This planting site is one of six public sites in northern Washington County, and it is part of her 4-H leadership project, Improving the Environment for Early-Migrating Birds. This project is […]
