District 14-C - Lions e-District Houses

Lions work hard and make a difference in their communities and they do not ask for recognition or awards.

Shrewsbury Area Centennial Club hosted their 1st parade in Shrewsbury Borough on June 28, 2025. The parade had been a community tradition for years but stopped several years ago due to a lack of a sponsor. The club took up that role this year and had a successful event that featured 75 business, nonprofit organizations, dance groups, bands, and fire companies in the parade. Community response was high so the club plans to continue this tradition.

MD-13 Immediate Past Council Chair George saw 2nd Vice-District Governor Ray's Pennsylvania green shirt and stopped him today at the International Convention to thank him as a MD-14 Lion for what Lions did for Ashville after the devastating flooding. IPCC George lives in the Ashville area and opened a warehouse accepting truckloads of donations after the flooding. PA Lions sent multiple truckloads of supplies and staff to NC to help after the massive flooding. It was great to hear how lions are there before, during, and after disasters to help those in need. Also, reinforced that Lions provide support through the local lions' clubs to help those in need. Gives meaning to the Lions motto "WE SERVE"

Lion's raise money, solve problems, support their communities and everything they do goes realtivily unnoticed to the public, but at District 14-C we want you to know the great things are Lions are doing througout the District.

Carlisle Area LEO Mike helping move new chairs and tables into the State Office in Harrisburg on July 7, 2025.

Lions from multiple Lion's Club raise money to support Western Cumberland County communities at the 9th Annual Western Cumberland County Golf Outing.

The Western Cumberland County Lions Project has supported seven clubs with project money in amounts that are more than one Lions Club typically has. Since 2016 the WCC has helped over 118 individuals/families/agencies with $136,842.00.