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Aston Lioness Club is a service organization for women that help the local community.

Aston Lioness Club Mission:
- To cooperate with the Aston Lions Club of Aston in carrying out its service programs and activities.
- To provide community service opportunities for women
- To unite club members in friendship, fellowship, and mutual understanding

Goals and Objectives:
- Support programs that benefit the blind and visually impaired
- Continue to support through donations to our local public servants (police) and organizations (library, scouts, schools, and churches)
- Maintain and increase club membership
- Promote awareness of our club by using all available media resources
- Have fun doing it!

11/03/2026

Don’t forget about the pancake breakfast on Sunday 11/8!! Hope to see you there!

11/01/2026

🍂 Aston Lioness Club November Food Drive! 🍂

'Tis the season for giving! Join us this November as we come together to support local families and neighbors in need. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference. Let's fill more than food baskets this season—let's fill hearts with kindness and community spirit! 🥫🧡

Thank you for helping us make a difference!

10/17/2026

💜 Make a Difference — Become a Lioness Lion! 🦁

Looking for a fun way to give back to your community, make new friends, and make a meaningful impact? Join the Aston Lioness Lions Club! We raise money to support the blind and help our local community through exciting fundraisers and events.

🎉 Come support our upcoming events!
🔮 Psychic Fair- October 22nd 5pm-10pm at the Aston American Legion
🛍️ Holiday Craft & Gift Show- November 7th 9am-2pm at the Aston Community Center
🥞 Pancake Breakfast- November 8th 7:30am-12pm at the Aston Community Center

Want to get involved? Join us at our next meeting on November 5th at 6:30 PM at the Aston Community Center and discover how you can make a difference!

💜 Together, we can do more. We can’t wait to meet you!

10/12/2026

Thank you everyone who helped contribute to our school supply drive! We were able to present the Penn Delco PTA with some much needed school supplies!

10/10/2026

The World Health Organization's 2026 theme centers on an important message: people with lived experience of mental health challenges should not simply be asked to tell their stories—they should have meaningful opportunities to help shape the policies, services, and decisions that affect their lives.

Mental health is personal.
Behind every statistic is a person.
Behind every diagnosis is a story.
Behind every recovery journey is a human being with strengths, challenges, hopes, relationships, and dreams.

And those experiences matter.

In the United States, 61.5 million adults experienced mental illness in 2024, representing 23.4% of the adult population. Yet mental health is about more than statistics. It is about making sure people have access to compassionate care, supportive communities, meaningful resources, and opportunities to participate in their own recovery.

Lived experiences heard. Real voices. Real change.
Today, we recognize World Mental Health Day—a day to raise awareness, challenge stigma, promote mental health, and remind our communities that mental health is an essential part of overall health.
But awareness is only the beginning.

Mental health belongs to all of us.

Today and every day, let's build communities where people feel safe enough to speak, supported enough to seek help, and valued enough to know that their story matters.

Happy World Mental Health Day.

10/09/2026

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK: SELF-CARE MATTERS

Self-care isn't selfish. It’s about intentionally making space for your physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being. You don’t have to do everything—sometimes one small act of care can make a difference.

Remember: Self-care isn't always bubble baths and relaxation. Sometimes self-care looks like setting a boundary, making an appointment, getting enough sleep, asking for help, or simply giving yourself permission to rest.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, make yourself part of the list of people you care for. You matter, too.

10/08/2026

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK: COPING SKILLS MATTER

Life can feel overwhelming sometimes. Taking care of your mental health doesn’t mean you have to have everything figured out—it means giving yourself tools to manage the difficult moments. 💚

Remember: Coping isn't about avoiding difficult emotions. It's about learning healthy ways to move through them.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, check in with yourself—and check in on someone you care about. You never know how much a simple “How are you really doing?” might mean. 💚

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Aston, PA
19014

Website

http://astonlioness.wix.com/astonlioness

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