Holliston MA Lions Club
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Lion Net International
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District 33K Lions Clubs

We are Lions!  We meet the needs of our local communities and the world.

Our 1.3 million men and women in 200 countries and geographic areas conduct vision and health screenings, build parks, support eye hospitals, award scholarships, assist youth, provide help in time of disaster and much more.

Join us in making our communities and the world better places to live.
 

From this website you can see what communities have a Lions Club by visiting our "Club Page" or, if you live in Massachusetts, but not in one of the towns that is shown here you can visit our "Multiple District Lions Clubs Webpage" to find out if there is a Club in your hometown!   If you live outside of Massachusetts, you can use the "Club Locator" on Lions Clubs Internationals website.


District 33K Lions Eyemobile
The Holliston Lions Club are proud to support the District 33K Lions Eyemonile.

Over the years there have been several vehicles and trailers named the Eyemobile, all with the common purpose of providing free neighborhood health screenings emphasizing vision care and the preservation of eyesight.

 

The first unit emerged in 1970. The unit was a dream of then DG Arthur Metzger. The unit was a used furniture van donated by Lion Ed Lynch of the Somerville Lions Club. It was replaced in 1972 by a movable trailer. The Somerville and Waltham Lions Clubs raised money to acquire the new unit while several Clubs donated funds to purchase the necessary medical equipment. The first user of the new trailer was the Brighton Lions Club.



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