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COUPEVILLE LIONS CLUB
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LIONS CURRENT EVENTS:
ACCEPTED ITEMS TO DONATE:
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Antiques Art (paintings, prints, photos, glass art, sculpture & frames, etc.) Appliances-large (washers, driers, stoves, refrigerators, etc. Must be in GOOD condition. No dishwashers or built-in appliances.) Appliances-small (ice cream makers, mixers, blenders, etc. No coffee makers.) Audio Visual Equipment - (Flat screen TV’s, DVD players, audio receivers, polaroid or digital cameras, tripods, unique audio devices, turntables, anything Bose, small bookshelf speakers, portable telephones, CD players, low-cost accessories) BBQ Grills & Smokers (must be clean) Bicycles (must work & have little or no rust) Boats & Boating Gear (canoes, kayaks, dinghies, inflatables, sailboards, outboard motors, PFDs, paddles, anchors, fenders, etc.) Books (except textbooks, old computer books, romance novels, paperback cookbooks and encyclopedias) Book Ends Building Materials (no trash or junk, no scrap lumber) Cabinets (good quality units adaptable to garage or storage uses are OK; those with sinks or other fixtures seldom fit different room layouts & often become trash) Cameras Digital or polaroid - No film types. Camping Equipment - Tents should be checked for tears & mildew CDs, DVDs & Records - No video or audio cassettes. Chain Saws Collectables Cookware - (pots, pans, skillets, cookie sheets, crocks, knives, utensils, etc.-clean and free of rust) Doors - (pre-hung and good quality entry doors only) Exercise Equipment - (free weights & stationary bicycles & recumbent exercise bikes only) Fabrics (only fabric that can be used for sewing or craft projects—no sheets, towels, pillowcases or other linens) Fishing Gear - (rods, reels, line, weights, nets & waders, etc.) Furniture - (In GOOD condition and good quality. Except very large or heavy pieces & items on the “Don’t Take” list. NO Particle Board items, mattresses, hide-a-beds) Hardware - (no worn out or badly rusted tools or junk) |
Holiday Decorations - (except large artificial Christmas trees and decorations or light strings that are made with mini-lights, which tend to be unreliable. Only accept high quality items) Household Items - (vases, ceramics, plastic items, candles, wood crafts & knick-knacks) Jewelry Lamps & Lighting Fixtures Lawn Mowers and Weed Eaters - Only if in good condition. Must have safety shields Linens - Clean sheets, blankets, throws, or comforters Luggage - (hard & soft pieces, backpacks, totes & handbags. etc.) Medical Equipment - (only good wheelchairs, power chairs with good batteries, lift chairs, and recumbent exercise bikes now being accepted) Musical Instruments - (includes keyboards but no heavy pianos or organs) Outdoor Play Equipment - (swimming pools, kids play structures & swings, etc.) Patio Furniture - (in good condition) Pet Equipment - (dog & cat carriers, hall gates, leashes, etc) Photo Equipment - (digital cameras, tripods, camera bags, etc.) Rollerblades - (no roller-skates) Rugs & Carpets - (must be clean - no pet hair, stains or odors) Sewing Machines - (must be in working condition) Silverware - (tableware & serving pieces) Skateboards Snowboards - (No skis, boots or poles) Stuffed Animal “Dolls” - (6” to 12” tall, clean & in perfect condition, for donation to the Whidbey Island Kite Festival for the kids’ Teddy Bear Parachute Drop) Tableware - (dishes, plates, cups, glasses, stemware, bowels, pitchers, trays, etc.; NO Punch bowls or cordial glasses) Televisions - Flat screen only Tools - (both hand & power tools, but no badly rusted or junk; must be complete & working) Toys - (including puzzles & games) Typewriters - (antique manual types only; no electric typewriters) Yard & Garden Equipment - (power lawnmowers, riding lawnmowers, tillers, chippers, weed eaters, hoses, rakes, shovels, trimmers, shears, flower pots, etc) |
February 22, 2023 - Wishing Secretary Sue Hartin a Coupeville Lions Club Farewell!
March 22, 2023 Coupeville Lions Club Photo
Eye Glasses Financial Assistance
Ever since Helen Keller inspired us to champion the cause in 1925, we’ve served and advocated for the blind and visually impaired. Nearly a century later, this long-standing mission continues unhindered.
The Coupeville Lions Club assists residents in and about the 98239 zip code area. Please contact our Lions Eyeglass Financial Aid Representative: Chair: Lion Carol Parbs (360) 678-4105 |
Hearing Aid Financial Assistance
The Coupeville Lions Club, in conjunction with the Northwest Lions Foundation, will assist in sponsoring hearing aids for persons with limited resources. Our Club representative will evaluate an applicant's financial eligibility to qualify with the Foundations' guidelines. Please contact our Lions Hearing Aid Financial Aid Chair: Chair: Rick Walti (360) 678-4105 |
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SCARECROW COMPETITION 2022
THANK YOU!!!
Vicky Reyes, Marjorie Goedecke, David & Becky Johnson, Lisa Connelley, Dierdre Butler, (son Mason), Jim Exe
Vicky Reyes, Marjorie Goedecke, David & Becky Johnson, Lisa Connelley, Dierdre Butler, (son Mason), Jim Exe
The Coupeville Lions Club Annual Garage Sale was back in town . . .
And it was a success!
Thank you Coupeville and beyond who shopped our treasures!
And it was a success!
Thank you Coupeville and beyond who shopped our treasures!
2022 BURGER BURN - THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!
The Town of Coupeville Annual Memorial Day Parade was on Saturday, May 28, 2022.
The first time in two years!
The first time in two years!
Coupeville Lions Club 2019-2020
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The Coupeville Lions Club meets every Wednesday evening, September through June.
In the months of July and August, the Club meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday's only.
Board of Directors Meetings, held every other Wednesday of the month, are open to all members.
Meeting Info
In the months of July and August, the Club meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday's only.
Board of Directors Meetings, held every other Wednesday of the month, are open to all members.
Meeting Info
Service Projects and Fundraiser Photo Album!
Food Bank Distribution
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Lions Club International Foundation (LCIF)
International Association of Lions Clubs headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois, is an organization of distinct, independent, service clubs, such as the Coupeville Lions Club. Founded in 1917, Lions Clubs International is one of the oldest service club organizations in the world. It is the largest and the most active, community service organization in the world. It is an organization whose basic cause has bound Lions clubs together for generations. There are now more than 46,000 Lions Clubs and 1,400,000 Lions located in 210 countries and geographic areas worldwide. In hospitals and senior centers, in regions battered by natural disaster, in schools and eyeglass recycling centers, Lions are doing community volunteer work, helping, leading, planning and supporting. Because Lions Clubs are local, Lions serve the unique needs of the communities they live in. And because Lions International is global, Lions can address challenges that go beyond borders. LIONS' MISSION
To create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international cooperation.
BECOME A LION
As a Lions club member, you will be a part of a local group of service–minded men and women who volunteer to support your community each and every day. You will also become a member of Lions Clubs International—a respected international organization—a leader in your community and a friend to all people in need. Consider joining the Coupeville Lions Club today and share the fun and fellowship of serving your community with the Lions.
Membership - How to Join.
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