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January 8, 2020

Our 2020 Lions 5M5 Mid-Winter Convention Is This Weekend

If you’re part of the Lions Club International in the 5M5 District but have never been to our Mid-Winter Convention, then you’re missing out! The annual 5M5 Mid-Winter Convention is being held again this year in Bloomington, MN, at the Doubletree Hotel from January 10th to the 12th. Friday Night, January 10th, will start with […]

By Tanya Troska

Osseo Lions

2 weeks ago

💥 We're excited to be bringing back a community favorite to Osseo this year... our Osseo Lions Club Halloween Boo Tour Event. As part of the event, we're also bringing back our Halloween Coloring Contest with 5 age groups - everyone can get involved - for a chance to win a $50 Target Gift Card!🎃 Visit our event page at www.osseolions.org to learn more!#osseolionsclub #osseolionsbootour #halloween2021 #OSSEOLIONSROAR #WeRoar #communitylove #nonprofit #communityevent ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Words cannot express the deep sorrow we feel today as we say goodbye to another great member of our club. ✝ Lion Mark Sundman; a trusted local businessman, family man, man of God, a friend and advocate of our local communities, and a friend to the members of the Lions. 🦁Lion Mark served our club, and the people and causes we hold dear, with every ounce of himself he had available – faithfully for 20 years – and served as our club President in 2011. During his time with the Lions, Lion Mark would model what it means to be a Lion without even giving it a second thought. He was always giving of his available time, his talents, and his resources when it was possible. And, that unintentional example did not go unnoticed. It was often emulated by existing and new members coming into the club. From making handmade crafts to use at raffles and other events to raise funds, to volunteering his time, his team, and his equipment to help us clean up after the Roar each year.From stepping up with added donations and sponsorships, to giving an invocation before each general meeting.To helping with other club initiatives like our Steak Fry, Pancake Breakfast, and even rolling up his sleeves to help other members cook at the Ronald McDonald house – just to name a few.He made himself available to new members when they had questions, showed up to lend his voice at our board meetings, and made us chuckle with his quirky humor. He was known as the Big Wheel guy - mainly because, not only did he take care of that Big Wheel off season, but because he spent many hours throughout the Roar weekend running that event with the help of one or two other Lion members... and he had a loyal following year-after-year.But this is just a small piece of who he was and how he lived his life. Lion Mark also kept his mission of giving going outside the club as well - encouraging his friends and family to get involved. He organized a Salvation Army bell ringing event at the local Fleet Farm each year where he was often known to play his trumpet while some of us would sing along.And, when it came to running his several businesses – Lion Mark always lead with his heart there as well; staying grounded in his faith and the love of his family.During his time as a member of our club, Lion Mark was honored with a Melvin Jones Fellowship for his service to the club and our community, but we believe he would be most proud of the impression and the lasting impact he has made on others to follow in his same mission of giving.If you’ve had the privilege of meeting and engaging with Lion Mark through our club, his family, or his business, we encourage you to leave your positive messages for his friends and family. And, if you want to pay your respects in person, we invite you pay your last respects on Tuesday, October 12th at the Salvation Army Noble Worship and Community Center located at 10011 Noble Parkway in Brooklyn Park, MN. The reviewal will be at 1 PM with a service following at 2 PM. #RIPLionMarkSundman #RIPMarkSundman #LionsRoar #OsseoLions ... See MoreSee Less

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Osseo Lions

1 month ago

When you think of children's eye screening, what do you think of? Most parents think of the traditional "cover this eye and read me that line...", or a quick scope with a mini flashlight-like tool in their eyes to test pupil responsiveness. 👀But, what if we told you - that government-approved testing in schools, or during a simple child wellness exam before the school year, misses a potentially large number of eye health issues that can only be found with a more sophisticated and involved examination? 🙄 Because of this, many children may have issues with their eyes that can grow more complicated over time - causing challenges in school and the ability to learn or may have missed even more serious health concerns. 👁‍🗨 The reasons for missing vital examinations are many, but for some, it's because of timing and scheduling challenges, for others, it's a financial concern, and for many, it's only because parents didn't understand the vital importance of getting their child's eyes checked very early on - and routinely. 🦁 Lions Club International along with the Lions KidSight USA program; including our own local D5M5 KidSight programs are here to change all that. Through Lions KidSight we are able to provide FREE, touchless, first-step eye screenings that take less than 15 seconds (in most cases) to complete and can help instantly identify 7 potential risks in children as young as 6 months and up to 16 years of age. 😎🎥 youtu.be/p-5TR7yuib0#earlychildeyescreening #eyescreeingforchildren #lionskidsightusa #lionskidsight #osseolions #osseolionsclub #seeclearly2021 ... See MoreSee Less

Lions KidSight USA Project See Clearly 2021

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We seek to clear the national backlog of children who are way overdue for their next vision screening, and to improve the eyesight of at least 10,000* young ...

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