March 2025 Newsletter
The March Newsletter has been posted to the district website and is full of information on our upcoming District 37 convention including an updated registration form reflecting the free Capital Tour that will be available Thursday and Friday. Please take special note that early bird registration ends March 31st!!
By Peggy TobinRegistration Now Open for the 2025 Montana Lions District 37 Convention!
Lions of Montana, mark your calendars! The 2025 District 37 Convention is set for May 2-3, 2025, at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Helena Colonial in Helena, MT. Registration is now open—secure your spot today!
Convention Highlights
- International Guest: ID Robert “Ski” Marcinkowski
- Officer Training Sessions (President, Secretary, Treasurer, Zone Chair)
- Live & Silent Auctions – Support the Lions and bid on exciting items!
- Clubs: Please support the silent auction by donating an item or basket
- Speed Learning & Social Event – Friday evening appetizers, cash bar, and networking
- Optional Activities: Vigilante Parade, Helena Tour Train, Montana State Capitol Tour, golf, hiking, biking, and trap shooting.
- Memorial Service – Honoring deceased Lions members
Hotel Accommodations
Reserve your room at the convention hotel or nearby accommodations with special Lions rates. Details are available on the event page.
How to Register
Register online and choose to pay by credit card or check. Early bird pricing is available!
Register Now
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For questions, contact Lions Byron Beley (406-596-0126) or Tom Naegele (406-594-1833).
Join us in Helena for a weekend of learning, networking, and Lionism!
February 2025 Newsletter
District 37 Convention Registration will be available on the District website soon! I’ll be sending a special email with more information.
Check out all that Helena has to offer:
Exciting News From the Ennis Lions Club!
Local skateboarders in Ennis, Montana are raising funds to build a new skatepark at Lions Club Park, enhancing the community’s recreational offerings. A fantastic initiative that reflects the Lions’ commitment to serving the community.
In a small town like Ennis, students say it’s hard to find ways to be active outside of school sports. “There aren’t a lot of grab-and-go things you can do to get off your phone and go outside to have fun with friends. So skateboarding is something I love, and all my friends love, and we found a way to do it in parking lots and stuff,” says Atticus Lavelle.
Check out the article in the link below to learn more about how you can get involved and support this project:
kbzk.com/news/local-news/ennis-skateboarders-raising-money-to-build-skatepark-at-lions-club-park
