Welcome to Lions District 105C
DG's January report
Hello Lions, Lionesses, Leos & Friends.
Well Christmas is over and the sleighs have been washed down and put back into storage along with the Santa Suits and Beards and Charity/Welfare accounts are hopefully bulging. A New Year dawns and we are all raring to go to serve our communities.
I had a quiet month in December attending the District Cabinet Meeting, also my own club meetings and the Bridlington Lions Club Christmas Concert. The latter event was a great night‟s entertainment and I was amazed at the support they had from the other clubs in the region. Over 1200 people were entertained to a night of Christmas music and it was a brilliant start to the Christmas period.
1st VDG's January report
Fellow Lions, Lionesses, may I say a very big thank you to everyone for your cards and good wishes over the Christmas period. Sylvia and I send our best wishes to everyone in the District for a Happy and Prosperous 2012.
Although it is less than two weeks since we put our Santa sleigh to bed it seems like an age, but what a reception Santa got on his travels around Normanton. Certainly all the children enjoyed Santa‟s visits to their particular street. The parents must have enjoyed our visit also because they were exceedingly generous with their donations.
2012 Convention programmeKassam newsletterA Happy New Year to all fellow Lions in District 1O5C. Our wishes also go out to our friends in Kassam, Ghana who have had to face considerable adversity since the last newsletter. It is only now becoming possible to contemplate resuming our works at the Kassam Methodist Junior High School. This first newsletter of the year is necessarily short but happily confirms the good work done to date. The last newsletter was issued at the end of the 2010-11 Lionistic year and summed up an excellent years work on our District Project. Work on site necessarily gave way to the regular harvest and rainy season as expected. Leadership Development Needs AssessmentTo enable the Leadership Team to deliver leadership training to meet your individual needs and identify Lions who can deliver training, please download the file, save to your own computer, complete the form and return to Lion George Bennett as an email attachment: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it District Convention 10th to 12th February 2012Fellow Lions Your District Convention is to be held at the Holiday Inn, Warmsworth, Doncaster from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th February 2012 MD Convention 4th to 6th May 2012The Multiple District Convention in 2012 is to be held at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel at the NEC. This is an ideal hotel as ALL the functions and accommodation is under one roof. There is even a Leisure centre/Health club so you can maintain your exercise regime over the weekend. Interested in becoming a memberAre you interested in becoming a member of a Lions club in Yorkshire or North Derbyshire? Look at the clubs' page for a club in your area and contact them direct or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with any question you might have. Club diariesClub diary articles now appear in a new website where individual clubs can submit articles directly. Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for details. Initial contact should be from a club officer whose details appear in the District Directory. Club news in brief appears on Twitter. District ConstitutionThe latest version of the District Constitution is available to view. |
District Governors Partners AppealThis year my District Governors Partner's appeal is for the Spinal unit at Pinderfields Hospital As some of you know, I work at Pinderfields, albeit within a different speciality and felt it would be nice to have a charity close to home. The Spinal Unit accepts patients from a large part of the North of England, which includes the whole of our District. The Spinal Unit Recreational Fund or S.U.R.F. is a new group formed by volunteers, whom at some time have been associated with the spinal unit in one way or another, either as a patient or a nurse. They receive no money from the Government or the hospital and rely on fundraising; this means a lot of fundraising.
Calling Marketeers and Sales People1 November 2011 Past District Governor Eric Wright has opened a loose grouping for 'ideas men and women' and invites all those with marketing, sales and promotional experience to contribute suggestions. 2012 District Convention Booking formLions Environmental Photo Contest
The Lions Environmental Photo Contest provides a way for Lions to portray, through an original photo, their pride and commitment to improving, protecting and preserving their environment.
Every Lion from a club in good standing can enter a photograph of his or her immediate surroundings into the club-level Lions Environmental Photo Contest. Signature Projects
Do you want to increase your membership? The Signature Projects are part of a key membership drive! Past International Director Phil Nathan explains – "Our Signature on Our Community" Signature projects are not a new idea but they can easily be a legacy. Back in 2002 then International President K K Fukushima encouraged clubs to put a "stamp" on their community by doing something that everyone would recognise as a Lions "stamp". In MD105 we have so many varying "stamps"; it may be a Lions emblem made from flower bulbs planted in the local park or something as amazing as a hospice. No matter how big or small, many of our clubs have left their signature on their community. District officersDistrict officers' contact information Click on this link to see this information - a new page will open Specialist pagesThese pages deal with various health issues which are tackled locally, nationally and internationally by Lions members. Fundraising is only one aspect of tackling a problem. Lions International is organised not only to fundraise from those who are willing and able but to ensure that any aid is distributed fairly, efficently and to those most in need. In many parts of the world, health issues contribute to the poverty of the people who live there and poverty prevents them from escaping those ills. Reading .docx Word filesIf you have an earlier version of Micrsoft Word you may be unable to view Word files created with the latest version, recogniseable by the file extension .docx Go to Microsft's website and download Wordviewer to overcome this problem. |
The Signature Projects are about to be launched. Are you ready? 