On June 23, Fairfax Lions delivered children’s books to Main Street Child Development Center.  This annual service was led once again by Lion Anh-Thu Phan.  Our Club supports the mission of Fairfax’s Main Street Child Development Center, which is to provide quality early-childhood education, and support, to empower children and families, regardless of financial circumstances. Every child deserves a chance to build a strong foundation for success! https://www.mainstreetcdc.org

At the Club dinner meeting on June 21, 2022, new Officers and Board for Lions year 2022-2023 were installed.

On Saturday, 21 May, Fairfax Lions Pete Conklin, Ken Schutz, Judith Richter-Murphy, Greg and Karen DeRosa assembled for the annual road cleanup. Donuts and coffee were served first, then at 8:30am – one of the hottest days in May – Lions picked up litter and trash along Pickett Road.  Lions always have fun serving the community!

If you are interested in helping provide service in our community, send us an email: info@fairfaxlions.org or leave a message at: 703-879-5795

Fairfax Lions celebrated their 71st year of being a Lions Club, serving others. The celebration banquet was at Chantilly National Golf and Country Club, on May 15th.

At our May 3 Lions Club meeting, we heard from Marcia Sheehan and Michelle Pearlstein about Horizon Day Camp in the Metro DC area. It provides summer camp and year round programming for children with cancer and their siblings – 100% free of charge. See: http://horizondaycamp.org

A key fund raiser to support Horizon Day Camp, is a “Horizon Walks” on  June 12, 2022 at National Harbor. See: https://www.sunrise-walks.org/metrodc

Audrey Nagle, 8th grader at Rocky Run Middle School, won the Fairfax Lions prize for best Peace Poster. For 34 years, Lions have encouraged youth to create art posters reflecting peace. Audrey is this year’s winner.