Who We Are
Mission: To serve the blind, visually impaired, and people in need.
Our club of 26 men and women is a group of community volunteers–mostly Brighton residents–who offer their time and services to help the blind, visually impaired, seniors, youth, and Brighton residents in need. Most people in Michigan are also familiar with Lions’ work with Leader Dogs for the Blind, Bear Lake Camp for children with disabilities, and the Penrickton Center for the Blind. We are part of Lions Clubs International, the largest service organization in the world.
What We Do
Our Lions Club works for (or donates funds to) a variety of causes, including:
- Thanksgiving dinner boxes for families in need (with The Salvation Army and Gleaners Food Bank)
- Eye exams and eyeglasses and hearing aids for people in need
- The Joe Piersante Memorial Scholarship for Brighton High School seniors
- Cub Scouts Pack #347
- Leader Dogs for the Blind
- Paws for Cause
- Bear Lake Camp for impaired children
- Penrickton Center for people with disabilities
- Brighton Senior Center
- Kids Wing emergency medical transportation
Details
| (810) 522-5243 ext. 8105225243 | |
| brightonlions@juno.com | |
| Ken Hartford | |
| President | |
| https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/brighton_mi/ |
