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Who We Support.

We support local charities and individual needs, plus international needs from other Lions clubs via the Lions Clubs International disaster fund .

Our main local support goes to...

Our main local support goes to...

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Locally, we provide support to:

  • The Dale Centre and The Pantry 

  • Hospices – The Kirkwood, Forget me Not and Wakefield Hospice 

  • Barnsley Hospital 

  • PTSD support for local veterans

  • Lions Club International Disaster Fund

  • Denby Dale Pie Hall

  • Shelter Box

  • The Men’s Shed

  • Cash for Kids

  • Support Dogs

  • Funding for Defibrillators

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We also offer support for…

  • Books for Schools

    We also have a current mission to distribute environmental story books (Wild Tribe Heroes) to our local Primary Schools.

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  • Spectacles and hearing aids

    In common with any other Lions Clubs we collect used spectacles and hearing aids for re-use in third world countries.

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  • Message in a Bottle Sceme

    Lions Clubs Message in a Bottle is a simple but effective way for people to keep their basic personal and medical details where they can be found in an emergency on a standard form and in a common location – the fridge.

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Our support relies on charitable donations and events organised within the local community. We couldn’t do it without you.

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Interested in joining?

We meet on the first Wednesday of every month at eight o’clock in The Dale Club, Norman Road, Denby Dale.

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