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Mission Statement:

To be the leader in community and humanitarian service. To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace, and promote international understanding through the Lions Clubs Association. “We Serve” is more than a motto, it is our commitment to the Signal Mountain and Walden communities on the mountain.

Hurricane Flooding

DISASTER RELIEF FUND


Signal Mountain Lions Club is currently collecting donations to help needy people in Western North Carolina effected by hurricane flooding. Your donation will go to help hundreds of families in the affected area. Please give generously. Your donation will be tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Click link below and enter any amount you wish to donate.


Donate Now for Flood Victims

Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events

Club Meeting Program Schedule


11/26/2024 Kevin Hyde; Partnership for Families, Children and Adults.

12/10/2024  Carol Simmons & Team, Signal Mountain Lion's Club Annual Christmas Get Together at St. Timothy Church.

01/14/2025 Fred Mundt, Lions Club of TN District Governor of District 12-0.

01/28/2025 Mayor Weston Wamp, Mayor of Hamilton County.

02/11/2025 Mike Williams; Signal Mountain Police Chief.

02/25/2025 Larry Sloan; Signal Mountain Fire Chief.

03/11/2025

03/25/2025 Jim Collins; A Tennessee-based artist is perhaps best known for his public art. Has many sculptures in Chattanooga area & even Ireland.


LION OF THE MONTH

Blythe and Joe Houser

 

Every month we feature a different member of the club to recognize them for their contributions to serve the club and community and provide a little interesting information about that member. Click the link below to read about our current Lion of the Month:

Lion of the Month Blythe and Joe Houser




 

Housers
Finance Committee


COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH


Every month we will highlight an active committee of the club and give information on who is on the committee and what they do.


Finance Committee


Jeff Nuccio - Chairman


Collecting and recycling old glasses is something this club has been doing since it started in 1958. It also supplies new glasses to needy individuals who apply for this service. Read more about the workings of the committee by clicking the link below:


Finance Committee


CONGRATULATIONS

2024 RAFFLE WINNERS!!


1st Prize $10,000 - Ann Grossmayer

2nd Prize $2,000 - Andrew Neslin

3rd Prize $1,000 - Sandra Miller


Click link to see list of all winners 2024 Raffle Winners


Thank you for your generous support. Signal Mountain Lions Annual Raffle is a major fundraising event of our organization. Proceeds from this event are used to fund Lions core programs including Student Scholarships, Youth Programs, Sight Conservation Programs and Support for other non-profit organizations in the community.


50K Meals

Lions and Leos Pack 50,000 Meals

 

On Saturday, January 20, 2024, members of local Lions Clubs and the Signal Mountain High School Leo Club met at Hope for the Inner City in Chattanooga to package 50,000 meals. Over 200 volunteers from Lions Clubs, Leos, local church ministry teams, and community churches packaged 52,844 meals in 2 ½ hours. Lions from Signal Mountain, Lookout Valley, Dayton, Dunlap, Hixson, and Red Bank Clubs worked with members of the Leo Club to complete the project.

 

The 50,000 meals will be distributed to local charities and churches by the Hope Of The Inner City, helping thousands of people in need.



Student Volunteers in

Optometric Service to Humanity

 

Southern College of Optometry


SCOSH has been serving needy individuals in third world countries with eye care for almost 50 years. The Signal Mountain Lions are proud to support this very worthy program. Read more about this group and how they perform their mission by clicking the link below:


SVOSH Program

Students
Welcome Sign Repair Complete

LIONS AT WORK


Recently, club members took on the project of replacing the cedar shingle roofs on the welcome sign and information sign on Signal Mountain Road. The signs were originally built by club members about 40 years ago and the roofs had lived out their lives and need to be replaced. With financial help from the Lions Clubs International Foundation in the from of a community service grant and funds raised by the club, we were able to purchase the materials needed. Lions provided the labor and did the work. This is another example of how the Lions serve the community.

Information Sign

ORIENTATION PART I


Click link below to view Club Orientation Program presented at a recent Club Meeting.


Orientation Part I



SIGNAL MOUNTAIN LIONS

KID SIGHT SCREENING PROGRAM


Click link below to view a program presented at a recent club meeting about the Kid Sight Screening program by Signal Mountain Lions.


Lions Sight Testing


ORIENTATION PART II


Click link below to view the Orientation Part II program about District & Multi District Operations presented at a recent Club Meeting.


Orientation Part II




THE FOLLOWING IS HOW

WE SERVE OUR COMMUNITY!

Meet Our Mascot

Irby the Lion

Irby the Lion plays a very important role in building brand recognition, loyalty, and interest in our club.  He promotes good will at club functions and is popular with young and old as well.

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Fun Meeting

 
Lions meet twice a month for a short business meeting, to socialize and hear speakers on interesting topics.

Check the Calendar for more meeting details.

All are welcome!

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Lions at Work

 
Lions volunteer their time, talents, and resources to serve the community.  Recently they were asked to construct a building for the Signal Mountain Social Services that will be a place where people can drop off donations.
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Kid Sight Screening 


This is one of the most important services of the Lions Club.  Every year for the past 23+ years we have offered free eye screening for children from 1 to 6 years at the preschools in the community.  Using specialized handheld, portable, digital equipment, an image of the child’s eyes is taken (like a photograph).  The images are then sent to be analyzed by professionals at the Vanderbilt Pediatric Eye Center in Nashville.  If a problem is detected the parents are notified and recommendations for further follow up are made.  This is all free of charge and Lions provide funding for follow up care if needed.  If diagnosed and treated before the age of six many problems can be successfully treated.  If left untreated the sight problem could become a permanent problem.





Lions Share

 Lone Oak Check Presentation 2023
 100% of donations to the Signal Mountain Lions go back to the community to support grant programs that allow us to help the local community and others on a larger scale and do more than they could on their own. 

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SMLC Donations 2020-2021
 
  


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Shred Day

 
Lions offer Free Document Shredding twice a year - in the Spring and Fall.  This is a safe way to dispose of personal documents. 

 



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Christmas Train

 
Lions are the caretakers of the Christmas Train and with the help of town employees display the train for the Christmas season.  It is a popular place for children to play and to get a good picture made.



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Student Scholarships

 

 
Signal Mountain Lions award at least two scholarships to students who reside in the 37377 zip code and one to Leo Club member every year.  The scholarships pay up to $1,000 per year for four years to help needy students pursue their goals of learning at accredited schools. 

Click here to download Scholarship Application


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Senior Services

 



Members of the club reach out to seniors in the community to offer various types of service from ride sharing to calling bingo at Alexian Village. 

 



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Veterans Outreach


Signal Mountain Lions reached out to local veterans by forming the Signal Mountain Veterans Group.  Their mission is to foster a spirit of friendship and community among all veterans.  All are welcome.  We are inclusive of all military branches from all periods of service.





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Lions BBQ

 

 

BBQ Crowd

 
Lions hold a BBQ event on the 4th of July and Labor Day every year to offer the community a place to come together for delicious food and fellowship. This is a great family orientated event for the whole mountain.

 
  


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Sight Services & Sight Restorations



Lions collect used eyeglasses for recycle and provide new glasses for those in need. There are six collection boxes at various locations on the mountain for people to drop off their used and unwanted glasses.

 



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Leo Clubs

 

 

 
Lions sponsor Leo Clubs at the Signal Mountain Middle High School and the McCallie school. These clubs introduce students to the value of community service. Leos and Lions work together to make a positive impact within the community.




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Annual Raffle 

Leos Raffle Draw Labor Day 2022

 
Lions conduct an annual raffle to raise funds for scholarships, sight conservation projects and to support other community non-profit organizations.  This is the clubs major fundraising event.  

 
  


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Community Outreach

 



Lions support many local community organizations with hands on work and financial donations.   Lions understand we can achieve more when we work together.  Partnering with like-minded organizations is positive for both organizations and the community. 

 



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Lions Club Network

Lions Clubs International is an association of individual clubs in 208 countries.  Here in Hamilton County there are 10 Lion Clubs.  In the state of Tennessee there are over 200 clubs.  The clubs come together for regular zone and district meetings to exchange ideas and network the resources of their world-wide organization. 




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Members Networking



 
The Lions Club offers members an opportunity to network with other members and people in the community.  This is a great way to meet people and make new friends on Signal Mountain and beyond.  This often leads to long lasting relationships.  Members can post their business cards here.

 
  


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Team Spirit

 

 



Lions serve the community in many ways and have a good time doing it. From serving concessions at the football games to cooking BBQ on the 4th of July, the time together creates a solidarity among members that will last a life time.  

 



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Turkey Sales 

Lions now roast turkeys for Thanksgiving.  These are whole 14-16 lb. turkeys that are slow roasted.  Moist and flavorful whole turkeys.  Best on the mountain.  Let the Lions cook turkey for your Holiday meal.



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Where There's a NEED, There's a LION

 


Whenever a Lions club gets together, problems get smaller. And communities get better. That's because we help where help is needed - in our own communities and around the world - with unmatched integrity and energy. 

The World's Largest Service Club Organization



Our 46,000 clubs and 1.4+ million members make us the world's largest service club organization. We're also one of the most effective. Our members do whatever is needed to help their local communities. Everywhere we work, we make friends. With children who need eyeglasses, with seniors who don't have enough to eat and with people we may never meet.

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