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District 36-R Calendar
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October 2025
Lions International “Weeks of Service” International President A.P. Singh has introduced three “Weeks of Service” to help make an impact in the causes of mental health and well-being, hunger and environment. These three Weeks of Service are a critical piece of the Club Excellence Awards this year. To qualify for the award this year one of the requirements is that a club must report a minimum of four service activities to Lions International, three of which must be from each of the three International Weeks of Service. For more information check the Weeks of Service page on the International website.
Intro to Mental Health
The presentation will be provided over the VA's Microsoft Teams network. Click the link below and you will be able to join the event shortly before it starts. This event is being provided in conjunction with Lions International Mental Health & Well-Being Week (Oct 4- 12) and one of the new Weeks of Service each club is encouraged to participate in.
Computer Viewing: After clicking the link above, select the "Continue on this browser" option if you do not want to download the app (recommended for those who normally don't use Teams). The system will check for your computers camera and microphone, if you do not have them you will see a place to click the "Continue without audio or video" button. You will then see some audio and video options and a place to type in your name, then click the "Join now" button. You can click through the process now to test it. Phone Viewing: To view on your phone you will need to download the Microsoft Teams app.
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November 2025
Springfield Lions Club 75th Anniversary Celebration Springfield Lions Club will be celebrating 75 years of serving Springfield & surrounding areas of Lane County with a gathering at Majors Family Funeral Home, 112 A St, Springfield on November 3rd from 5pm to 7pm. Invitation only, no cost. Please RSVP to Judy Potter: jpotter29@msn.com
Eugene Downtown Lions Club Pizza & Bingo Fundraiser
Guiding Lion Program In-Person Training Session
The Guiding Lion Program provides comprehensive training to enable Lions to better assist with initial help in guiding new clubs, and also be prepared to help in advising and strengthening existing clubs if called upon. It is great foundational training for any Lion in a current or future leadership position. It is also great supplemental training for Lions with past leadership position experience who are looking to lead in new ways. The program training consists of two parts: A course workbook (yes, a little homework!), continued with an in-person training session that discusses and expands upon it. You will receive a digital copy of the workbook emailed to you about a week before the session to preview, and a hard copy workbook at the session. The in-person Guiding Lion Program training session will be held from 9am to 2pm on Saturday November 8th at the Central Electrical Training Center, 33309 OR-99E, Tangent. MAP>> The training auditorium will be open by 8am. Light snacks will be provided. Training presenters and contributors will be: PCC Lynn Coon, PCC Steve Thompson, PCC & ID Candidate Phyllis Carlin, CCE Ed Glad and PDG Rod Bach. Lions helping Lions - The Guiding Lion Program provides comprehensive training to Lions to be able to assist clubs that are: newly chartered, established clubs in need of strengthening, or clubs who are rebuilding. While all Lions are welcome to take the course, it is encouraged as a foundation to anyone who will work with new or existing clubs, or serve (or plan to serve) in a leadership position. Upon completion of the course, you will become a Certified Guiding Lion!
District 36-R Cabinet Meeting This District Cabinet meeting will be: 10am-1pm, November 15th, at TBD. Any Lion member is welcome to attend. More information including; agenda, reports and meeting minutes are available on the Information page.
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December 2025
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January 2026
Lions International “Weeks of Service” International President A.P. Singh has introduced three “Weeks of Service” to help make an impact in the causes of mental health and well-being, hunger and environment. These three Weeks of Service are a critical piece of the Club Excellence Awards this year. To qualify for the award this year one of the requirements is that a club must report a minimum of four service activities to Lions International, three of which must be from each of the three International Weeks of Service. For more information check the Weeks of Service page on the International website.
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February 2026
District 36-R Cabinet Meeting This District Cabinet meeting will be: TBD, February 6th, at TBD. Any Lion member is welcome to attend. More information including; agenda, reports and meeting minutes are available on the Information page.
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March 2026
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April 2026
Lions International “Weeks of Service” International President A.P. Singh has introduced three “Weeks of Service” to help make an impact in the causes of mental health and well-being, hunger and environment. These three Weeks of Service are a critical piece of the Club Excellence Awards this year. To qualify for the award this year one of the requirements is that a club must report a minimum of four service activities to Lions International, three of which must be from each of the three International Weeks of Service. For more information check the Weeks of Service page on the International website.
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May 2026
District 36-R Cabinet Meeting This District Cabinet meeting will be: 10am-1pm, May 23rd, at TBD. Any Lion member is welcome to attend. More information including; agenda, reports and meeting minutes are available on the Information page.
MD 36 State Convention The 2026 MD 36 Convention will be held May 29 and 30 at the Holiday Inn Express in Springfield. For Convention information please check the MD 36 Website.
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June 2026
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July 2026
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