High Springs Lions Club, Inc.

06/08/2026

Dress Code and Personal Decorum
As the High Springs Lions Club continues to grow and we welcome more community members and visitors to our spaces, we want to ensure our members and their guests' appearance reflects our welcoming, professional environment. To help keep everyone aligned, we have updated our dress code guidelines, to keep it family friendly.

Prohibited Graphics and Language
Clothing, hats, or accessories displaying language, images, or symbols that are vulgar, obscene, profane, or discriminatory are strictly prohibited.
This includes any attire featuring:
Profanity or sexually explicit language/images.
Political, religious, or social slogans that promote hostility or discrimination against any protected group.
References to drugs, violence, or illegal activities.

Brand & Public Trust:
Inappropriate language instantly damages the HSLC and LCI's reputation.

Creating a Safe Environment: It ensures a respectful environment for everyone. Clothing with hostile or vulgar messaging can be viewed as disruptive or intimidating. Crude or offensive language will also not be permitted.

Clear Grounds for Enforcement:
HSLC Den Tender and Any Board of Director reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of any attire worn or inappropriate language while representing the HSLC.

Violations will be addressed using the following progressive steps:

First Offense (Official Warning): The individual will receive a private, verbal warning and will be requested to change, cover the offensive attire, or correct their language immediately. To remain at the club facility or event, full compliance with this request is required.

Second Offense (Removal from Premises): If a second violation occurs, or if an individual refuses to comply with an initial warning, they will be asked to leave the premises or event immediately for the remainder of the day.

Third Offense (Suspension/Ban): Repeated violations demonstrate a disregard for our community standards. A third offense will result in a formal review by leadership and a long-term or permanent ban from all future events and properties hosted by the organization.

Starting on June 9th 2026.

We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.
The High Springs Lions Club

06/01/2026

For a Florida disaster preparedness supply list, plan to be self-sufficient for at least 7 days after a hurricane, tropical storm, flood, or other emergency.

Water
1 gallon of water per person per day (minimum 7 days)
Extra water for pets
Water purification tablets or portable filter
Food
7-day supply of non-perishable food
Canned meats, vegetables, and fruits
Peanut butter
Granola bars and trail mix
Crackers
Ready-to-eat meals /MRE's
Baby food and formula (if needed)
Manual can opener
Medical Supplies
First aid kit
Prescription medications (7–14 day supply)
Pain relievers
Allergy medications
Bandages and antiseptic wipes
Spare eyeglasses
Medical device batteries
Power & Lighting
Flashlights
Extra batteries
Battery-powered or hand-crank radio
Portable power banks
Solar charger
Generator (used outdoors only)
Extension cords
Important Documents

Store in a waterproof container:

Identification
Insurance policies
Medical records
Emergency contacts
Property records
Cash in small bills
Personal Care
Toilet paper
Wet wipes
Hand sanitizer
Soap
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Feminine hygiene products
Garbage bags
Clothing & Shelter
Change of clothes
Rain gear
Sturdy shoes
Blankets
Sleeping bags
Pillows
Communication
Cell phone chargers
Car charger
Printed emergency contact list
Local emergency information
Pet Supplies
Pet food (7 days)
Water
Medications
Leash and carrier
Vaccination records
Waste bags
Florida Hurricane Extras
Plywood or storm shutters
Tarps
Duct tape
Work gloves
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Chainsaw fuel (if applicable)
Cooler and ice
Gasoline stored safely
Mosquito control supplies
Vehicle Preparedness
Keep gas tank at least half full during hurricane season
Tire repair kit
Jumper cables
Emergency roadside kit
Quick Grab-and-Go Bag
Water
Snacks
Medications
Flashlight
Phone charger
Cash
Copies of important documents
Change of clothes
First aid kit

For Florida residents, it's best to have supplies ready before hurricane season peaks (August–October) since stores often run out of essentials when a storm is approaching.

05/14/2026

Love to Sing? We do too.
Come on out and be the star you know you are.
Everyone is welcome to sing a song or two...
Hit the high notes of happiness.
Sing your heart out, the stage is yours!

05/11/2026

Stop for the Good Stuff!
We have a huge inventory to look over.
We have the things you didn’t know you needed. We have knick-knacks,and probably even some paddy whacks, we got gizmos and gadgets and plenty more, from the clothing corners to the entertainment alley. We heard there might be some camouflage if you can find it. So many deals you might just want to buy a meal. We got Bargains Galore, You will Leave Wanting More.... all the items just want to be re-loved. Just keep telling yourself ....I’m not a hoarder, I’m a curator of unique treasures. Buy our stuff so we can buy some more and keep this going for evermore.
Come on out to the High Springs Lions Club This Saturday for our Community Yard Sale. and no the yard is not for sale.

Got a bunch of items you want to sell? Get a jump on your spring cleaning. Everyone is welcome, even vendors. So, Come on out to the High Springs Lions Club on May 16th, It is going to be a fun filled day to buy or sell or just browse...... Proceeds from the day to benefit our childrens charities in our community. Just $10 per 10x10 space. First come, first serve. Please NO Early Bird shoppers. Breakfast will be served up starting at 8 a.m. You won't want to miss this

05/08/2026

05/05/2026