Lion Paul Drush was awarded the Melvin Jones Fellowship at our Installation and Awards Banquet in June 2025 for his years of service and dedication to Lions serving the community to meet humanitarian needs. The award plaque was presented to Paul during our 19 November club meeting.
At the next Rock Haus dance party on February 12, we will be helping with setup of tables and decorations, during the party serving pizza to those attending the party, and then after helping with cleanup and rearranging of tables and chairs. 10 volunteers are needed. Contact President Barry Waldie for more information. Dance party …
The Pups and Pints event for 2026 was held 21 March again at the Guadalupe Brewing Taproom & Pizza Kitchen. This was the second year our club supported this event. Our club ran the silent auction and had a booth to promote Lionism and our club as well as did fund-raising for the Leader Dogs…
On 18 December 2025 our club served at the holiday party held by the Rock Haus Foundation for community members 16 and older with special needs. 14 club members participated by helping with the setup of tables and decorations and then serving a dinner our club provided. 230 to 250 guests attended the event held…
The New Braunfels Evening Lions Club and the Family Life Center often work together to meet the humanitarian needs in New Braunfels and Comal County. The Family Life Center supports our community by providing counseling and referral services, financial assistance, food distribution, and their Holiday program. For Mayfest this year, the Family Life Center is…
Several club members attended the district convention held May 1,2 in Round Rock. The special guest speaker for the convention was Past International Director John Youney. The membership induction ceremony was held on Saturday for several members new to the district, including our member Lion Tina Byram. PID John Youney conducted the induction ceremony. Lion…
Another monthly class was held May 4th at the Westside Branch of the New Braunfels Public Library. 31 adults registered for the class. The project was to create a mosiac coaster. The dedicated group of volunteers helping with the May class included 9 new volunteers from the First United Methodist Church.