Martinsville - Henry County Lions Club

01/03/2026

Highlighting Ridgeway Ruritan Service project with Carter Bank. Credits to Karen Zehr (original), Mary Martin and Lori Floyd (reshare)

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from your local MHC Lions Club

11/11/2025

10/13/2025

https://www.wdbj7.com/2025/10/13/meadowview-elementary-school-celebrates-new-inclusive-playground/

The playground has adaptive equipment that is low to the ground and accessible for everyone.

10/13/2025

10/04/2025

Come see our Lions Club Members at Oktoberfest going on now until 4 in Uptown Martinsville and get a broom and support our service in the community, including vision and hearing assistance programs, scholarships, and the upcoming Inclusive Playground at Meadowview Elementary!

06/19/2025

Today, we honor Juneteenth—Freedom Day.
A reminder of resilience, liberation, and the ongoing fight for equality.
As Lions, we stand for unity, dignity, and service to all.

05/31/2025

Celebrating our 2nd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. 🙏🤗🎉

05/21/2025

The Martinsville-Henry County Lions Club had Tracy Vasquez Gomez of Southside Survivor Response Center as our speaker at our meeting last Tuesday. Tracy updated the club on SSRC's critical work in our community. Thank you Tracy for joining us and all you and SSRC do.

04/26/2025

Every purchase helps us fund important service projects right here in our community from vision screenings and scholarships to food drives and local outreach programs.

We’re offering high-quality, durable brooms perfect for every home and business. Whether you need a heavy-duty warehouse broom or a smaller option for everyday use, we’ve got you covered!

Where: [The Spencer Penn Centre]

Every broom you buy helps us sweep away barriers and build up hope. Thank you for supporting the Lions Club and the many lives we touch together!

04/24/2025

On April 8th, Lion Koby had the honor of introducing the evening’s guest speaker, Lawrence “Lucky” Venable, a dedicated Patient Care Associate at Mulberry Creek Center. Lucky shared insights into his background and his important role in patient transportation and care. With genuine passion and humility, he spoke about the responsibilities he carries in ensuring patients are transported safely and compassionately, as well as the meaningful connections he builds along the way. His heartfelt stories highlighted the impact of empathy and attentiveness in healthcare, reminding us of the value of every role in the patient experience.