The Lions Club Of Ponce Inlet

01/26/2026

Clean Out Your Closets & Support the PI Community! 🦁

The Ponce Inlet Lions Club Foundation is hosting a Clothing Drive Fundraiser, and we need your help! 👕👟 Start gathering your gently used items and help us raise funds for our community while keeping textiles out of local landfills.

We are accepting:
✅ Clothing
✅ Shoes
✅ Accessories
✅ Linens

📍 Drop-off Location: Ponce Inlet Farmers Market
📅 When: Every Sunday, Feb 1st – March 1st
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Give your items a second life and support a great cause! If you have questions, give us a call at 386-795-2310. See you at the market!

05/13/2025

01/27/2025

LCI – International Convention 2025 Volunteers Needed

11/05/2024

Sheriff Chitwood donated the remaining $5,000 needed to purchase the Vision Screener.

08/21/2024

MD 35-O ZONE 6 MEETING

08/06/2024

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06/07/2024

R.J. Longstreet Peace Poster winners and runners-up were introduced by Art Teacher Jane Failer. The theme this year was Peace Without Limits. Jane and each of the students had also written thoughts about what peace means to them (see attached). After Jane showcased each poster and she and the artists had shared their thoughts, Lion Nancy presented each one with their gift cards of $100, $75, and $50 respectively for first (Taj), second (Abigail), and third place (Alyssa). The students and their families then departed.

10/04/2023

Ponce Inlet Lions volunteer at the 60th anniversary event a food drive for Longstreet Elementary School.

02/22/2023

https://www.gofundme.com/f/dogs-4-vets

02/22/2023

Saving veterans one dog at a time.

06/09/2022

The Jewish Federation was donated an OrCam MyEye device. President Marvin Miller and his wife, Phyllis, knew the Conklin Davis Center was the right place for it.
by: Jarleene Almenas Associate Editor
Imagine a device that, with just the point of your finger, could read aloud the words your eyes cannot see. It would impact almost every aspect of your daily life.
And for Paul DePalma, a graduate of the Conklin Davis Center for the Visually Impaired, the OrCam MyEye device will do just that.

05/20/2022

Mayor Lois Paritsky has issued a proclamation honoring our 30 years of service.

Ponce Inlet Lions, As the Club’s 30th anniversary approaches on April 28th, Mayor Lois Paritsky has graciously asked to attend our board meeting on Tuesday, ...