Lucindale Lions Club
Lucindale Lions members having a break during field day preparation.

By Andrew Copping Lucindale Lions Club is responsible for running the Annual South East Field Days and the maintenance and upkeep of Yakka Park. It also cuts and delivers firewood to the elder members of the community. The Lucindale Lions Club provides help to people in need locally, nationally and internationally. Recently the Lucindale Lions have joined forces with interested members of the community to run a Charity Ball with funds going back to the community. We have also aligned ourselves with the Lucindale Working Dog Auction who run a successful Working Dog Auction yearly in Lucindale. It is our aim to purchase a shipping container to safely store the fake grass used in the auction to ensure long life. Lucindale Lions Club are always looking for new members who are keen to improve the local Community. Editor’s Note: The Lucindale Lions Club received a $500 Give Back donation and […]

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