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Chartered in 1946, the Lexington Park Lions Club serves St. Mary’s County as part of Lions Clubs International District 22-C. Mary’s County.

Our diverse members focus on vision care, disaster relief, youth mentorship, and community initiatives to make a lasting impact. Established in 1946, the Lexington Park Lions Club has been a cornerstone of community service and civic engagement in St. As a proud chapter of Lions Clubs International, we are part of District 22-C, which encompasses Maryland’s St. Mary’s, Calvert, Charles, Montgomery

, and Prince George’s counties, along with Washington, D.C. Our diverse membership includes individuals from all walks of life—farmers, business leaders, government officials, retirees, and other dedicated members of the community. Together, we are united by a shared commitment to making a positive impact, addressing local needs, and supporting the Lions Clubs International mission: "We Serve." Over the decades, we have supported numerous initiatives, including vision and hearing screenings, disaster relief, youth mentorship programs, and projects that strengthen the fabric of our community. Our club’s legacy is built on collaboration, dedication, and the belief that service to others is the highest form of leadership. To learn more about our initiatives or how to get involved, we invite you to connect with us. Whether you're interested in joining, partnering, or simply learning more, we welcome your interest and support. Together, we can continue building a brighter future for St. Mary’s County and beyond.

06/15/2026

Lexington Park Lions Club — Community Update (June 15–21)

This week brings several opportunities to care for our neighbors and strengthen our community through service.

June 15 — World Elder Abuse Awareness Day reminds us to check in on older adults and treat every senior with the dignity and respect they deserve.

June 17 — World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought encourages us to be good stewards of our environment by supporting conservation efforts and taking care of the land around us.

June 21 — Father's Day is a chance to recognize the fathers, grandfathers, and mentors who help guide and encourage the next generation.

Active Observances
• Men's Health Week (June 14–21): Promote preventive care, regular checkups, and healthy living.
• National Safety Month (June 1–30): Help create safer homes, workplaces, and neighborhoods.
• Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month (June 1–30): Support education and stand with families affected by memory disorders.

The Lexington Park Lions Club believes that small acts of service can have a lasting impact. Whether it's checking on a senior neighbor, lending a hand with a local environmental project, or volunteering in the community, every effort helps make Lexington Park a stronger place to live.

As part of Lions Clubs International, one of the world's largest service organizations, we proudly live by our motto: "We Serve." If you are looking for a way to help your community and meet others who share that commitment, we invite you to learn more about joining the Lexington Park Lions Club.

06/11/2026

Heat Advisory in Effect as Severe Thunderstorm Risk Increases Across Region

The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington has issued a Heat Advisory for portions of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and northern Virginia, including areas near and east of the Interstate 95 corridor. The advisory remains in effect until 8 p.m. today, Thursday, June 11, 2026.

Heat index values are expected to reach up to 105 degrees, creating conditions that may lead to heat-related illnesses, especially for older adults, young children, outdoor workers, athletes, and anyone without access to air conditioning.

Residents are urged to drink plenty of water, stay in air-conditioned spaces when possible, avoid direct sunlight, and check on relatives, neighbors, and others who may be more vulnerable to the heat. Outdoor activity should be limited during the hottest part of the day, and strenuous work or exercise should be scheduled for the early morning or evening when conditions are cooler.

Anyone working outside should take frequent breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas and wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing. Symptoms of heat exhaustion may include heavy sweating, weakness, dizziness, nausea, headache, or muscle cramps. Anyone experiencing these symptoms should move to a cooler location, rest, and drink water.

Heat stroke is a medical emergency. Warning signs may include confusion, fainting, seizures, hot skin, or a very high body temperature. Call 911 immediately if heat stroke is suspected.

In addition to the heat, the National Weather Service reports that scattered thunderstorms may develop late this afternoon through the evening. Some storms could produce damaging wind gusts and spotty hail. Additional rounds of thunderstorms are possible Friday afternoon and evening, with some storms potentially becoming severe.

Residents should monitor local weather conditions, secure outdoor items that could be blown around by strong winds, and be prepared to move indoors quickly if storms approach. Never drive through flooded roadways, and avoid using corded electrical devices during thunderstorms.

Community members are encouraged to stay weather-aware, have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts, and follow local public safety agencies for updates throughout the afternoon and evening.

06/08/2026

Lexington Park Lions Club — Community Update (June 8–14)

This week is a good reminder that even small acts of service can leave a lasting mark on our community.

🌊 June 8 — World Oceans Day
Take a little time to help protect our waterways and natural resources. A neighborhood cleanup or simply picking up litter can make a difference.

🌱 June 13 — National W**d Your Garden Day
A few hours spent tending a garden or cleaning up a shared space helps keep our neighborhoods looking their best.

🩸 June 14 — World Blood Donor Day
Blood donations save lives every day. If you're able, consider giving this simple gift to someone in need.

Active Observances This Week:
• Men's Health Week (June 8–14) — A reminder to stay on top of preventive care and healthy habits.
• Community Health Improvement Week (June 7–13) — Supporting local efforts that strengthen public health for everyone.
• Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month (June 1–30) — Standing with families affected by memory disorders and helping raise awareness.

The Lexington Park Lions Club believes that service starts close to home. Whether you volunteer for a local cleanup, donate blood, or simply check in on a neighbor, every act of kindness matters. As Lions around the world say, "We Serve."

If you've been looking for a way to give back and meet others who care about the community, we invite you to learn more about joining the Lexington Park Lions Club.

05/25/2026

Lexington Park Lions Club — Community Update (May 25–31)

This week brings several important reminders about service, health, and caring for our neighbors here in Southern Maryland.

May 25 — Memorial Day
We pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in military service to our nation. Their sacrifice will not be forgotten.

May 28 — National Senior Health & Fitness Day
A good reminder to encourage active, healthy living for older adults in our community. Even a short walk, wellness check, or friendly visit can make a difference.

May 31 — World No To***co Day
This observance promotes healthier lifestyles and awareness of preventable health risks that affect families and communities everywhere.

Active Observances This Week:

• National Senior Health & Fitness Day Week (May 25–31) — Supporting programs that encourage wellness, mobility, and healthy aging for seniors.

• National Mental Health Awareness Month (May 1–31) — Continuing to promote understanding, support, and community connection for those facing mental health challenges.

As Lions, our motto is “We Serve.” This week, consider checking in on a veteran, supporting a local wellness effort, or volunteering to help Lexington Park neighbors in need.

The Lexington Park Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations dedicated to improving communities through volunteer service, health initiatives, youth programs, and humanitarian support.

We always welcome new members who want to give back locally and serve alongside neighbors who care about this community.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day Remains a Time to Remember Those Who Never Came Home

As communities across Southern Maryland prepare for cookouts, parades, and gatherings with family and friends this Memorial Day weekend, members of the Lexington Park Lions Club are also taking time to reflect on the true meaning behind the holiday. Memorial Day is more than the unofficial start of summer. It is a national day of remembrance for the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who lost their lives while serving their country.

Memorial Day began shortly after the Civil War, a conflict that claimed more American lives than any war before it. In the years following the war, communities across the country started holding springtime tributes at cemeteries, decorating graves with flowers, flags, and handwritten notes. The observances were originally known as “Decoration Day.” One of the earliest large gatherings took place in 1868 when Union veterans organized a national day of remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery.

Over time, the holiday grew to honor all American military personnel who died in service to the nation. In 1971, Memorial Day officially became a federal holiday observed on the last Monday in May. Many local traditions still continue today, including cemetery ceremonies, church services, moments of silence, and the placing of American flags at veterans’ gravesites. Around Southern Maryland this weekend, residents will likely notice small hometown ceremonies taking place quietly at memorials and veterans parks, even as families gather nearby for holiday events.

Several Lexington Park Lions Club members noted that Memorial Day often carries personal meaning for military families in St. Mary’s County. With the close connection to Naval Air Station Patuxent River and generations of local veterans, many residents know someone who served or made sacrifices for the country. “It’s important that younger generations understand why the day exists,” one club member said. “A lot of people gave up everything so the rest of us could enjoy simple things like family cookouts, baseball games, and peaceful weekends at home.”

The Lexington Park Lions Club encourages residents to pause at some point during the holiday weekend to remember those who never returned home from military service. Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations, continues its mission of humanitarian work, community service, youth support, vision programs, and disaster relief under the motto “We Serve.” Acts of service and remembrance remain closely connected in communities like Lexington Park, where volunteerism and military service have long gone hand in hand.

The Lexington Park Lions Club is always looking for new members who want to serve their community, support local causes, and participate in projects that help neighbors across St. Mary’s County. Residents interested in community service and fellowship are encouraged to learn more about becoming part of the club and continuing the long tradition of helping others.

05/18/2026

This week reminds us of the many ways service, safety, and stewardship strengthen our community and connect us to one another.

On May 20, World Bee Day encourages us to recognize the importance of pollinators and environmental care. Healthy ecosystems support agriculture, wildlife, and the future of our communities. May 22 marks National Maritime Day, honoring maritime workers and promoting safety on our waterways as boating season begins. On May 23, Endangered Species Day reminds us of the importance of protecting wildlife habitats and preserving the natural world for future generations.

Throughout the week, we also recognize several important observances:
• National EMS Week (May 18–24) honors EMS professionals and first responders who serve our communities with dedication and courage every day.
• National Safe Boating Week (May 17–23) encourages families to practice water safety before the busy summer season.
• National Foster Care Month continues throughout May, reminding us to support children and families in need of stability, compassion, and care.

The Lexington Park Lions Club proudly supports the mission of Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations dedicated to improving communities through humanitarian service, health initiatives, youth support, disaster relief, and environmental stewardship. Guided by the Lions motto, “We Serve,” our club remains committed to helping neighbors throughout Southern Maryland.

Take a moment this week to thank a first responder, support a local conservation effort, practice safe boating habits, or volunteer in Lexington Park. Small acts of service help build a stronger community for everyone.

05/11/2026

This week highlights service, health, and the people who help keep our communities strong every day.

On May 12, we recognize International Nurses Day and thank healthcare professionals for their compassion, dedication, and care for others. May 15 marks Peace Officers Memorial Day, a time to honor those who serve and protect our communities with courage and commitment. On May 16, National Bike to Work Day encourages healthy habits, outdoor activity, and safe transportation throughout our community.

This week also includes several important national observances:
• National Police Week (May 11–17) recognizes the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers and first responders.
• National Hospital Week (May 11–17) celebrates the healthcare teams who care for patients each day.
• Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us throughout May of the importance of support, connection, and community well-being.

The Lexington Park Lions Club joins Lions Clubs International in its mission to serve communities locally and around the world. Guided by the Lions motto, “We Serve,” we remain committed to supporting community wellness, volunteer service, and helping neighbors in need.

Take time this week to thank a healthcare worker, first responder, volunteer, or caregiver helping Lexington Park stay strong. The Lexington Park Lions Club also welcomes new members who want to make a positive difference through service and community involvement.

04/27/2026

The Lexington Park Lions Club is marking the week of April 27 through May 3 with a series of meaningful observances that reflect the heart of our mission—supporting a safer, healthier, and more connected community. From workplace safety awareness to celebrating educators and encouraging compassion for animals, this week offers many opportunities for neighbors to come together in service and appreciation.

On April 28, members recognize the importance of safe environments at home and in the workplace as part of World Day for Safety & Health at Work. It’s a timely reminder that small actions—whether checking smoke detectors, practicing safe driving, or supporting workplace safety initiatives—can make a lasting difference. Just two days later, National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day on April 30 encourages residents to consider opening their homes to animals in need, reinforcing the values of compassion and responsible care that strengthen our community.

The start of May brings special recognition for our local schools. On May 1, School Principals’ Day, the Club joins families and students in thanking the dedicated leaders who guide our schools and support student success. Their steady leadership helps create positive learning environments and strong foundations for the future of Lexington Park.

This week also marks the conclusion of National Volunteer Month, a time when the Lexington Park Lions Club extends sincere gratitude to all who give their time and talents in service to others. As May begins, we also look ahead to Mental Health Awareness Month and National Physical Fitness & Sports Month—both important reminders to care for our well-being and support one another through open conversation, active living, and community connection.

As part of Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations, the Lexington Park Lions Club is proud to advance the global motto “We Serve.” Whether through community outreach, youth support, health initiatives, or humanitarian efforts, Lions remain committed to improving lives both locally and around the world.

The Lexington Park Lions Club welcomes new members who are interested in giving back, supporting local causes, and making a meaningful difference. If you’ve been looking for a way to get involved, this is a wonderful time to join neighbors who share a commitment to service and community spirit.

04/13/2026

Lexington Park Lions Club Highlights a Week of Service, Health, and Community Spirit

The Lexington Park Lions Club is proud to share a week filled with meaningful observances that reflect the heart of our mission - serving others and strengthening our community. From April 13 through April 19, we join neighbors across the country in recognizing the importance of volunteerism, personal well-being, and thoughtful care for one another.

This week includes several national observances that align closely with the work Lions do every day. On April 16, National Healthcare Decisions Day encourages individuals and families to take time to consider and communicate their healthcare wishes. It’s a reminder that planning ahead is an important part of caring for ourselves and those we love. Then on April 18, National Exercise Day promotes simple, practical ways to stay active - whether it’s a walk through the neighborhood or time spent outdoors with family. That same day, National Volunteer Recognition Day offers a moment to pause and thank those who give their time and energy to make Lexington Park a better place.

We are also in the midst of National Volunteer Week (April 12–18), a time to celebrate the many individuals who quietly serve behind the scenes. Their dedication reflects the very spirit of Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations, whose global motto “We Serve” guides millions of members in improving communities through initiatives like vision care, youth programs, disaster relief, and humanitarian aid. Additionally, National Donate Life Month reminds us of the life-saving impact of organ donation, while Keep America Beautiful Month encourages all of us to take pride in our surroundings through cleanups and environmental stewardship.

Here in Lexington Park, these observances are more than dates on a calendar - they are opportunities. Whether it’s thanking a volunteer, supporting a caregiver, making healthier lifestyle choices, or lending a hand to keep our community clean, each small action contributes to a stronger, more connected community. The Lexington Park Lions Club remains committed to these values through ongoing service projects and outreach efforts.

As always, we welcome new members who share a desire to serve. The Lexington Park Lions Club is made up of neighbors helping neighbors, and we are always looking for individuals who want to give back, support local causes, and be part of something meaningful. If you’ve ever considered getting involved, this is a wonderful time to take that first step.

Together, through service and community spirit, we continue to make a lasting difference.

https://www.lexingtonparklionsclub.com/news/51/Lexington-Park-Lions-Club-Highlights-a-Week-of-Service-Health-and-Community-Spirit

04/06/2026

Lexington Park Lions Club Highlights a Week of Health, Literacy, and Community Care

The Lexington Park Lions Club is recognizing a meaningful week of service from April 6 through April 12, with community observances that reflect the club’s ongoing commitment to health, education, and environmental stewardship. This week’s themes offer a timely reminder that strong communities are built through everyday acts of care, whether that means supporting public health, encouraging young readers and writers, or helping keep our shared spaces clean and welcoming.

Several important dates during the week point to areas of service that matter deeply in communities like Lexington Park. World Health Day on April 7 calls attention to the importance of well-being and access to care for all. National Library Workers Day on April 9 recognizes the dedicated individuals who help make learning, literacy, and public access to information possible. On April 10, National Encourage a Young Writer Day reminds us of the value of creativity, education, and giving young people the confidence to express themselves through the written word.

The week also includes broader observances that connect closely with the service mission of Lions. National Public Health Week, observed April 6 through 12, promotes prevention, wellness, and healthier communities. National Library Week, also April 6 through 12, celebrates lifelong learning and access to knowledge. Keep America Beautiful Month, observed throughout April, encourages local cleanups and responsible stewardship of the environment. Together, these efforts reflect the kind of hands-on community service that has long defined the work of the Lexington Park Lions Club.

As part of Lions Clubs International, one of the world’s largest service organizations, the Lexington Park Lions Club joins in the global mission to improve lives locally and around the world. Guided by the motto “We Serve,” Lions support causes including vision and eye health, youth programs, community service, disaster relief, and humanitarian assistance. Weeks like this one offer a natural opportunity to renew that mission close to home by promoting wellness, literacy, and pride in our local environment.

The Lexington Park Lions Club encourages residents to take part in the week by volunteering, supporting literacy efforts, or joining a community cleanup activity. The club also welcomes new members who want to serve their community, support local causes, and make a lasting difference in Lexington Park. For those looking for a meaningful way to give back, the Lexington Park Lions Club offers a chance to serve alongside neighbors who believe in helping others and strengthening the community for all.

https://www.lexingtonparklionsclub.com/news/50/Lexington-Park-Lions-Club-Highlights-a-Week-of-Health-Literacy-and-Community-Care

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