Nashua Lions Club

08/06/2026

We're honored to be recognized by The Front Door Agency for our support of their mission! 💙🦁

This week, the Nashua Lions Club's name is proudly displayed on their sign at their Concord Street office as a thank-you for helping make a lasting impact in our community.

We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with organizations that share our commitment to serving others. Together, we can continue making a difference for those who need it most.

Thank you for this thoughtful recognition—we're proud to support our community and look forward to many more opportunities to serve!

08/06/2026

The Nashua Lions are proud to support National Night Out, an event that brings neighbors, law enforcement, first responders, and community organizations together to build stronger, safer communities.

We were honored to be part of Nashua's National Night Out, connecting with families, sharing information about Lions service, and supporting an evening focused on building relationships and community spirit. Events like these reflect what Lions do best, serving our communities, fostering partnerships, and helping make a positive difference.

Featuring Nashua Lion Al St. Louis singing the National Anthem 🇺🇸

07/30/2026

Congratulations to the Hunt Community Branch Lions Club for this successful fundraiser to benefit the PAL reading program!

07/24/2026

07/23/2026

07/22/2026

Representatives from the Merrimack and Nashua Lions joined the staff of Camp Carefree and members of the American Diabetes staff and Board at Camp Pride to present a check for $6-thousand dollars from clubs annual STRIDES Walk held in May.

Representing the Merrimack Lions were President Ana Ortega and Secretary Rosemary Gagne with Nashua President Stephanie Langenbeck with past Camp Pride Director Erin Hendrickson.

A total of 85 campers were in attendance for the week long diabetes awareness camp.

Where there’s a need, there’s a Lion 🦁

07/19/2026

NH MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP OF VT AT 51st LIONS TWIN STATE SOCCER GAMES
In a reversal from previous games, the men kicked off the day in game one under monsoon conditions. The weather didn't bother NH, as they scored early and often enroute to a 5 to 1 victory. In the nightcap, the NH women led by Nashua North's Sarah Frye's two goals withstood a late surge from VT to win 2-1. Frye was named the game MVP.
NH men’s team included BG’s Beau Boughter (goalie) and Liam Ireland (assist). The team was coached by BG’s Tyler Van DeVerter. Nashua South’s Nildy Chenji was unable to play due to an injury.
For the NH women, the Frye twins Allison #19 and Sarah #6 were joined by BG's Hadley Comeau, with NHS North Coach Jacqueline Thompson serving as an assistant.
The day began with Nashua Lion Al St. Louis performing the national anthem. He was recognized in the game program for his accomplishments over the years singing the anthem.
Since 1986, the Nashua Lions have presented the 12th Player award to a player on each team. Named in memory of the late PDG Joe Bielawski, it goes to a player selected by the coaches. Our President Stephanie Langenbeck made the presentations. For the NH women, Hollis-Brookline's Cassidy Engle was selected while Vermont's Reese Billings from Rice Memorial was their recipient.
For the men, Ciaran Duffy from Bow High School was selected, while Vermont's Will Curtis from Montpelier High School was their coaches’ choice

07/11/2026

Lions Clubs International President Mark Lyon (CT-USA) has announced the appointment of past International Director Ed Lecius (NH-USA) from the Nashua Lions Club, as the Association's appointed representative to the United Nations, working specifically with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) a...

07/07/2026

07/07/2026

The Nashua Lions are proud to congratulate our newly elected International President Mark Lyon from Connecticut and International Director Kathy Dorman from Vermont. PID Ed Lecius has been enjoying the convention in Hong Kong supporting our candidates and reconnecting with friends.