Ridgefield CT Lions Club

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Ridgefield CT Lions Club Md 23
District 23-A
The Ridgefield Lions Club is a non-profit organization that supports the local community. Club Address:P.O.

Box 77; Ridgefield, CT 06877
Club Tel:(203) 438-0726
Our other Web Address: http://e-Clubhouse.org/sites/ridgefieldct
Mail To [email protected]

Meetings:
When: 2nd
Second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. Where: Chuck's Steakhouse, Segar Road, Danbury*

Officers:
President: Toni Riordan
1st Vice President: Joyce Ligi
Secretary: Teri Liberta
Treasurer: Mike Liberta


The Ridgefield Lions Club is a non-profit organization that supports the local community. Our Mission Statement is to create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international cooperation. The Lions motto is "We Serve"

Our club was formed April 19, 1929. We celebrated our 84th Anniversary this year. We collect used glasses throughout the year. There's a big YELLOW mailbox in The Market Place at Copps Hill as well as smaller white and blue Lions Club boxes in Town Hall, My Eye, Dr. Amatuzzi's office, Dr. Berman's office (Family Eye Care), Dr. Doty's office, Ridgefield Bank (Danbury Road) and Dr. Reynold's office. There are also boxes at Founder's Hall and Ridgefield Parks and Rec . Georgetown Lions have a yellow mail box in Ancona's parking lot also. The glasses are sent to a school for the deaf in New Jersey where they are cleaned, read and packaged to be distributed to people in third world countries by Lions and opticians. Our club collected 10,000 pairs of glasses during the past few years. This is an ongoing project for our club. If anyone is interested in joining our Club, please contact our membership chairperson, Mike Liberta at 203-438-0726 or [email protected]. We are always looking for people to join us in our endeavor to help those less fortunate. Our club consists of both male and female members from all walks of life. We love for you to join us at one of our meetings to see what we're all about.

10/02/2026

Here’s what community looks like. πŸ¦πŸ’›

This week, the Ridgefield Lions had the privilege of sponsoring the Community Dinner at First Congregational Church of Ridgefield, CT. From shopping and prepping to cooking, serving and cleaning up, our Lions were happy to roll up their sleeves and spend an evening serving our neighbors.
The Community Dinner happens every Wednesday at 6 PM, with different local organizations coming together each week to provide the meal. A suggested $7 donation helps support social services right here in Ridgefield.
A great meal, wonderful people, and a community that takes care of its own. ❀️
We Serve. It’s more than our motto β€” it’s what Lions do.

SHRED DAY UPDATE β€” NEW DATE! The Ridgefield Lions Club Shred Day has been rescheduled once again and will now take place...
10/02/2026

SHRED DAY UPDATE β€” NEW DATE!
The Ridgefield Lions Club Shred Day has been rescheduled once again and will now take place:
πŸ“… Saturday, October 31st
⏰ 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
πŸ“ Behind Starbucks

Same Shred Day, same opportunity to safely get rid of those old documents β€” just a new date!

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post so everyone knows about the change.

We’ll see you October 31st! πŸŽƒ

10/01/2026

Lions & Leos! The moment we've been waiting for - the order link is live!

πŸ“–πŸ¦ Our service. Our stories. Our Connecticut Lions legacy.

The MD23 Connecticut Lions History Book, 2026 Edition, is now for sale! Celebrate the Lions, Leos, clubs, and service that have shaped our Connecticut storyβ€”and continue to make a difference today.

Each hardcover book is $40β€”a wonderful keepsake for yourself or a thoughtful gift for a fellow Lion!

πŸ“ Pick up at an MD23 or District event
πŸ“¬ Or choose delivery by USPS-modest pricing at $6/book
πŸ’™ Proceeds benefit Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF)

πŸ‘‰ Order yours today: https://forms.gle/vyziUdLbkoMbgbzT9 or scan the QR code on the flyer

Help keep our history in the hands of the people making it! Share this post with your club and fellow Lions and Leos.

SHRED DAY IS NOW OCTOBER 31ST! Same time. Same place. Same great deal!!!
09/24/2026

SHRED DAY IS NOW OCTOBER 31ST! Same time. Same place. Same great deal!!!

09/21/2026

SHRED DAY POSTPONED. Due to the predicted weather for Saturday morning with significant wind and rain expected, shred day has been postponed to OCTOBER 31st!

Fall Shred Day is Saturday, September 26th. Do you have those old sensitive papers ready to shred? 9-12 behind Starbucks...
09/20/2026

Fall Shred Day is Saturday, September 26th. Do you have those old sensitive papers ready to shred? 9-12 behind Starbucks. Just $10 per box!

09/15/2026

CT Lions! Come join IP Mark & Lion Lyn hosted by the Brookfield Lions, for a homecoming night of great music with the Owls Nest Band - Wednesday, October 14th, from 6- 9 p.m. at Newsylum Brewing. Suggested donation $10 to benefit Regional Hospice and its Center for Comfort Care & Healing in Danbury, CT.

09/11/2026

There's something especially fitting about Ridgefield's oldest continuously operating service organization spending an evening exploring the history of the community we have served for generations.

At our recent Ridgefield Lions Club meeting, we were treated to a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at an extraordinary project underway at the Ridgefield Historical Society: The Battle of Ridgefield: A New Look at 250.

Nearly 250 years after the Battle of Ridgefield was fought along the streets and fields of our town, new archaeological and forensic discoveries are changing what we know about what happened here in 1777 β€” and reminding us that this isn't just Ridgefield's history. It's America's history. The Historical Society is working to capture that story in a documentary for generations to come.

And we learned that creating a documentary like this involves a LOT more than pointing a camera and pressing record.

There are archaeological investigations and forensic research. Artifacts to uncover and interpret. Skeletal remains to study. Experts to interview. Historical scenes to recreate and animate. And then there is the filming, editing, post-production, educational outreach and distribution required to bring all of it together into one compelling story.

In other words, uncovering history takes resources β€” and preserving it does, too.

We were fortunate to get an early look at some of the work already underway, and we can't wait to see the finished film.

As an organization devoted to serving Ridgefield, the Lions are proud to shine a little light on another local nonprofit doing remarkable work for our community.

If you'd like to help bring this piece of Ridgefield history to life, please consider supporting the Ridgefield Historical Society's Battle of Ridgefield documentary.

Every contribution helps ensure that what is being discovered today β€” right here in Ridgefield β€” becomes part of the story we preserve and share for generations to come.

We Serve β€” and sometimes serving our community means helping tell its story.

Learn more about The Battle of Ridgefield: A New Look at 250 and the incredible work of the Ridgefield Historical Society at https://ridgefieldhistoricalsociety.org/

We are almost 2 weeks away, start grabbing your bags to shred!When: Saturday 9/26 9AM-12PMWhere: Behind StarbucksHow muc...
09/11/2026

We are almost 2 weeks away, start grabbing your bags to shred!

When: Saturday 9/26 9AM-12PM
Where: Behind Starbucks
How much? $10 per box

We look forward to seeing you all there and supporting the Lions Club!

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