Several Lions pause for a photo shoot after the Christmas Luncheon party in December 2022.
Lion Earlene Corrothers donate a day of service to Habitat for Humanity as she helps out in the store. Here she is shown trying to match hundreds of pairs of donated earrings together for resale.
Lou Sartor, Director and CEO of the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen, was the November Speaker at the Lions Club meeting. Mrs Sartor stated that they were in need of to-go boxes for the Thanksgiving holidays. The Southside Lions Club donated 1000 to-go boxes in order to provide take-out food for the homeless.
Lions Earlene, Kathy and Linda share a special moment with TV7 and news anchor Melicah Rogers at the back-to-school bash.
Lions volunteer to serve at the Back-to-school bash held at CC Woodson Community Center in August 2022.
District Governor Randy Culbertson visits with the Spartanburg Southside Lions Club and installs the new 2023 officers. Lion Kathy Smith, far left, is the newly installed Club President.
Five school principals were invited to the Southside Lions Club Luncheon meeting in August to receive baskets full of back to school teacher supplies. Two of the principals, Tammy Jordan of Mary H. Wright Elementary and Victoria Bradley of E. P. Todd were present to receive their supplies. All five principals are members of the Lions Club.
Backpack Buddies bags all assembled and ready for delivery to Mary H. Wright Elementary School.
On September 5, 2022, the Spartanburg Lions Club invited the Spartanburg Southside Lions Club to join them in their first Labor Day cookout at Rainbow Lake. The two clubs enjoyed such a wonderful time together, they decided to make this an annual event.
The Spartanburg Southside Lions form an assembly line as they pack bags of food for the children at Mary H. Wright Elementary School to take home on the weekends. The Lions do this every first Thursday at their regular meeting.
The Spartanburg Southside Lions Club earned their first Trex bench by collecting 500 pounds of plastic to be recycled and help with environmental issues in landfills. The bench was donated to the T.K.Gregg Community Activity Center
Photo of our 2nd VDG Earlene Corrothers, pictured with Spartanburg's first black Mayor, James E. Talley and Spartanburg's 2nd black Mayor Jerome Rice. Both majors are members of the Spartanburg Southside Lions Club where Mayor Talley was the luncheon speaker.
