The Middletown Lions Club serves our area communities and through Lions Club International we are able to support global initiatives. There are over
80 members in our active and dynamic club who reside in area communities including Holmdel, Aberdeen, Tinton
Falls, Hazlet, Keyport, Red Bank, Middletown Township and other area towns.
We invite caring citizens to our meetings and events and we welcome new members.
Our officers are
accessible to you and the community. Contact information for our other officers is available by clicking OFFICERS.
The Middletown Township Lions Club to operates under the standard form Constitution and By-Laws, posted for public viewing at the Lions Club International web site link that follows. http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/pdfs/la2.pdf
There are 1.3 million men and women who serve as Lions in 200 countries and
geographic areas. Lions conduct vision and health screenings,
build parks, support eye hospitals, award scholarships,
assist youth, provide help in time of disaster and
much more. Join us in making our area and the world
better a better place to live.
The Middletown Lions club has raised millions of dollars over the years. While funding is important, it is not only about funding. Lions seek high quality projects with lasting value and meaningful impact on lives. One example in the last few years has been our club's focus in being a leading contributor in working hard to revitalize Camp Happiness. This 97 year old camp for the blind on the Sandy Hook Bay (part of New Jersey Blind Citizens Association) serves blind children and adults with active day programs and an adult summer camp program. Blind individuals who might otherwise live in greater isolation are availed opportunities improve their quality of life. For more on our work at Camp Happiness visit www.NJBCA.organd view the Video about Camp Happiness.
When Hurricane Katrina hit the gulf region two years ago, Middletown Lions responded through Lions International. Now, more than two years later
we have not forgotten this devastated part of our own country that continues to struggle to rebuild and restore quality of life. In September 2007 members
of the Middletown Lions Club took "vacation time" rebuild homes and to fund the Biloxi Lions who in turn used the funds to aid aid a school for the deaf that had been devastated by Katrina and has been struggling. Click here to read the story written by Middletown Lion and Director, John Giordano.
Our
Lions Club, established in Middletown in 1946, has served our area for
61 years and is proud to be one of the most decorated and accomplished
Lions Clubs in the region. We are active, we are driven, we are
spirited, we are successful and we welcome women and men from all walks
of life, every heritage on earth and all faiths. What we hold dear is
to do what is right to serve and to care for our community, our country
and our world.
We always have something going on. There's always reason to have a few good friends, who can help you serve, achieve and while you're at it have some good FUN too!
The Middletown Lions Club serves our area communities and through Lions Club International we are able to support global initiatives. There are over
80 members in our active and dynamic club who reside in area communities including Holmdel, Aberdeen, Tinton
Falls, Hazlet, Keyport, Red Bank, Middletown Township and other area towns.
We invite caring citizens to our meetings and events and we welcome new members. 
There are 1.3 million men and women who serve as Lions in 200 countries and
geographic areas. Lions conduct vision and health screenings,
build parks, support eye hospitals, award scholarships,
assist youth, provide help in time of disaster and
much more. Join us in making our area and the world
better a better place to live.
The Middletown Lions club has raised millions of dollars over the years. While funding is important, it is not only about funding. Lions seek high quality projects with lasting value and meaningful impact on lives. One example in the last few years has been our club's focus in being a leading contributor in working hard to revitalize Camp Happiness. This 97 year old camp for the blind on the Sandy Hook Bay (part of New Jersey Blind Citizens Association) serves blind children and adults with active day programs and an adult summer camp program. Blind individuals who might otherwise live in greater isolation are availed opportunities improve their quality of life. For more on our work at Camp Happiness visit 
When Hurricane Katrina hit the gulf region two years ago, Middletown Lions responded through Lions International. Now, more than two years later
we have not forgotten this devastated part of our own country that continues to struggle to rebuild and restore quality of life. In September 2007 members
of the Middletown Lions Club took "vacation time" rebuild homes and to fund the Biloxi Lions who in turn used the funds to aid aid a school for the deaf that had been devastated by Katrina and has been struggling. Click here to read the 