Kaneohe Lions Club

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IPDG CJ Kalopodes at the Kailua Independence Day Parade.

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Kaneohe Lions also get together to enjoy a good meal at the new Kaneohe Dim Sum Station for our monthly General Membership Meeting.

No longer immigrants, congratulations to the 20 new United States Citizens inducted today at the USS Arizona Memorial. Hawaii Lions always proud to welcome our new Americans at the quarterly citizenship ceremonies.

It was kickin'.

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Mahalo to Vice Chair Councilmember and the Honolulu City Council for the honorary recognition on the occasion of our 75th Charter Anniversary. We continue to serve the Kaneohe community in many ways with any willing partner. Proud to be a Lion!

Proud to be a Lion! Come on out this Saturday, 5/11, to the Windward Coast Emergency Preparedness Fair at Windward Mall, 10a - 2p. (oops, apologies on the video clip, KEPAR is the Koolaupoko Emergency Preparedness & Response, Inc.). Mahalo to KITV4 Island Life HI for the opportunity to spread the word.

Preparing for a disaster Learn how to prepare for a disaster before it hits at the Windward Coast Emergency Preparedness Fair on Saturday, May 11.

In memory of Lion Pat Cummins, past President of the Kaneohe Lions, at the 88th Annual District 50 Hawaii Lions Convention.

Time out for fun before the District 50 Hawaii Lions Convention at Ala Moana Hotel, Apr 26-27. Hawaii Lions hosted by the stopping for a photo op on the famous 13th hole at Klipper Golf Course.

Time to celebrate our Windward Sight Is Beautiful Poster Contest winners. All our Kaneohe Lions 1st Place contestants placed in the top three for the Windward Zone Finals.

Repainting park benches for our quarterly maintenance day at Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens on April 13, 2024. Next time will be Sat, Jul 13.

Congratulations to one of our Kaneohe contestants who made it to the state-wide District 50 finals.

Join us Sat, May 25th and celebrate our 75th Charter Anniversary.

Always a good reminder about our eyeglass donation boxes.

Giving eyeglasses to workers in developing countries boosts income An international team of health workers, vision specialists and sociologists reports that giving reading glasses to people with presbyopia in developing countries can boost incomes. Presbyopia is the leading cause of vision impairment and is usually attributable to aging. In their study, published i...

Congratulations to the keiki of Kaneohe! The Kaneohe Lions Club Sight Is Beautiful Poster Contest is on display at Windward Mall. Come over and see the beautiful creations of art and imagination.

Happy New Year! We're set to keep the celebrations going with a fundraising dinner for Kaneohe Lions very own and first District Governor to lead the District 50 Hawaii Lions. Please RSVP at the following link.

RSVP for DG CJ & BJ 80th Birthday Extravaganza Saturday, January 20, 2024, 5:30 pm at the Hilltop (former Officers Club), Kaneohe Marine Corps Base.

Service to the community, quarterly maintenance work day at Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens.

Prep work for the nursery.

In da village, in Kaneohe, the Lions meets tonight.

THE HAWAII LIONS frequently partner up with other organizations to help service our community. Swinerton Hawaii is having their own Donation Drive. Their Amazon Team has a container at its jobsite. The current needs are: baby formula, first aid kits, glucose testing strips, dog food, and gallon size Ziploc freezer bags. Check out the flyer for address and contact information.

Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Kaneohe Lions Club Board of Directors and welcome to our newly inducted member Lion Diane, Lion Gary, and Lion Arlene. Mahalo to District Governor CJ Kalopodes for conducting our installation and induction ceremonies.

Another successful Kaneohe District Park Makahiki. Fun Fair and raising funds for Kaneohe Summer Fun programs. Great job Kaneohe Lions Club in supporting the shave ice station and scrips table.

Kaneohe Lions at Lions in the Park, Ala Moana Beach Park, free entertainment and food/refreshment fundraisers for the community.

Yesterday, we bid farewell and a hui hou to past-President Lion Patrick Cummins. He was a legend and local treasure, respected land surveyor and community leader. We will miss a tremendous friend and mentor. Peace be with you Lion Pat.

About Kaneohe Lions Club

From its beginning in 1949, the Kaneohe Lions Club has been committed to local volunteer service and helping on a broader scale when needed. Our membership is composed of men and women with aloha for our community who are pleased to follow the Lions motto, “We Serve.”

In keeping with the Lions Clubs International emphasis on vision, we sponsor Eyeglass Collection Boxes in various Kaneohe locations and visual screening and poster contests in elementary schools. We have “adopted” Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden, where we do quarterly workdays. Among other community projects, we assist with the Kaneohe Christmas Parade, the City & County’s Summer Fun Makahiki at the Kaneohe Regional Park, and periodic graffiti clean-ups. We host social events during the year for our members and guests, and we welcome potential new members who share our commitment to service and goodwill.

Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world. We are proud to be one of these 46,000.

Kaneohe Lions set a club record of 601 eyeglasses cleaned and packaged for delivery. That is in addition to the dozens that were processed as unusable. Lion Steve marks the moment of passing our previous high of 400 eyeglasses.

District Governor-Elect CJ Kalopodes with the Kaneohe Lions annual eyeglasses cleaning service project. Glasses donated from our local communities are cleaned, processed and sent around the world to other communities in need.

Kaneohe Lions At Work, cleaning eyeglasses donated for communities in need.

Serving Kaneohe since 1949… and at the Windward Emergency Preparedness Fair at Windward Mall.

We meet every third Tuesday evening to talk and plan volunteer opportunities in our communities.