Our club donated $1000 to the HOSA organization for future healthcare professionals at the Smithson Valley High School. Members from that HOSA organization volunteered to help us during our fundraising at Wurstfest 2024.
Nathan Weir (right center), Executive Director of Comal County Habitat for Humanity, accepts our $7000 technology donation during the September 3rd meeting. Making the presentation are Lion Tail Twister Bernie Boarnet, Lion Esther Boarnet, and Club President Larry Kunkel. The donation consists of a point-of-sale software program to be used in the operation of the local ReStore, and…
Lion Grey Baker just devoted 2 1/2 consistent years SERVING others! How? He grew out his hair into a long, luxurious, if graying, PONY TAIL and recently donated it to Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that provides hairpieces from such donations to financially disadvantaged children suffering from hair loss due to any diagnosis. Pictured…
At our October 16th meeting Laci Bird, a Behavioral Specialist at St. Judes Ranch for Children Texas, talked about the non profit organization and care they provide for children and families who have been affected by trauma, abuse and neglect.
Members and Leaders of Scout Troop and Pack 163 helped us work the Opa parking lot last fall during Wurstfest.  They were our guest at our 19 March 2025 club meeting. Each them talked about their part in this local scouting organization and expressed a desire to participate in other service projects we will have. …
President Larry Kunkel presents a check for $550 to Mac McDonald of American Legion Post 35 in New Braunfels. This money will be used to send two boys to Boys State this summer.
In February, while Lions were dining at their new meeting place, The Gruene Door, Lion Wib Amacher was surprised with a singing quartet of lovely ladies, and a delicious birthday cake – all in honor of his 96th birthday. Wib is a wonderful, energetic role model of a Lion and a true gentleman.