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Lions Thank Partners

Posted on December 10, 2021Comments are off

Fairfax Lions thank several community partners for helping make possible the December fruit sale!

They include:

Craig Van Lines – for full size trailer to hold fruit to be sold https://craigvanlines.com

Fairfax City Public Works – Street Division –  for providing safety traffic barriers (and sand bags) https://www.fairfaxva.gov/government/public-works/streets-division

Dominion Development Company (c/o Lann Companies) – for use of their parking lot https://www.lann.com/about/

Sully Station Community Association – for advertising to the association members https://sullystation.org/cgi-bin/index.pl

Van from Craig Van Lines for Fruit Sale

Thanksgiving Food for Families

Posted on November 23, 2021Comments are off

On November 22, we presented 30 (up from 25 last year) Thanksgiving food baskets to Main Street Child Development Center – our partner in providing holiday food to deserving neighbors in Fairfax City. 

Lions Assemble Food Baskets

It is a pleasure to help others with basic food needs. Fairfax Lions Serve!

Florida Citrus Sale – ALL PROCEEDS TO CHARITY

Posted on November 9, 2021Comments are off

Fairfax Lions Citrus Sale begins Thursday, Nov 18th (9am-4pm) and runs until Sunday, Nov 21 (or when sold out). Sales Trailer: 3251 Old Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22030

Preorder athttps://fairfaxlions.square.site/s/order

Orders are VERY brisk; to ensure we have fruit for you – preorder your purchase and schedule a pickup time!

We operate a socially distanced and contact free sale. Customers will not need to exit their vehicles. Orders will be taken and paid-for as you enter the sale lines; Lion volunteers will load your vehicle as you drive forward (much like a fast-food take-out line). Credit Cards, mobile payments, checks accepted. Credit cards preferred. If you must pay by cash please have exact change for your purchases.

See prices below. We sell full & half boxes ONLY of fruit direct from FL groves; we do not offer smaller quantities to avoid direct handling of fruit.

The preorder system allows us to spread pick-ups across Thursday, Friday, and Saturday – at a time you select – to avoid long lines. To ensure we have the fruit you want, pre-order NOW and schedule your pickup at https://fairfaxlions.square.site/s/order

Pre-order prices include full-box discount. You may sign up for personal notification of all fruit sales, at: https://www.fairfaxlions.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=46&action=edit

Club Honored with Awards for Excellence

Posted on September 29, 2021Comments are off

Fairfax Lions Club was recently recognized for excellence, by our District Lions organization. Fairfax Lions Club is a consistently high-performing Club – we welcome persons from all walks of life to consider joining us to serve our community.

Club Award for Excellence
Lions of VA Achievement Award

Toastmaster Talk at Lions Meeting

Posted on August 18, 2021Comments are off

Ms Margaret Anthony, of the Annandale Toastmasters Club, spoke at the August 17th meeting of Fairfax Lions Club. Toastmasters International teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs like Annandale Toastmasters Club.

Lions Club President Mike Thanks Toastmaster Margaret for Speaking

Margaret challenged Lions to give a 1-2 minute impromptu talk on their favorite movie, vacation, TV show, country, or public figure. It was fun, and illustrated the importance of learning and practicing public speaking.

Lions Club Hears About World Poverty

Posted on July 21, 2021Comments are off

Our guest speakers on July 20 were Abby and Tejas, representing the “Borgen Project.”  The Borgen Project believes that leaders of the most powerful nation on earth should be doing more to address global poverty.  It serves as an innovative, national-level campaign to make poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy.   The Borgen Project web page:  https://borgenproject.org/about-us/

Abby and Tejas Speak about World Poverty

Abby and Tejas told us about world poverty, that 689 million persons around the world (10% of the worlds population) live in extreme poverty – that is, exist on less than $1.90 per person each day.  And, 2/3’s of those are children. The Borgen Project tries rto make a difference by focusing political attention on the situation.

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