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Conroe Noon Lions: Lions hear from officer on fight against online child predators
Summary by Conroe News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: By Susan Johnson , as published by Lake Conroe Area News
· September 4, 2026
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Key points The club's Community Partners have until recently to pledge support for the year, which helps fund the club's events and service projects. An evening event is planned at the Eyeglass Center, where attendees can bring their own beverage and work together on the eyeglass recycling project.
A Lions club has a busy schedule in September, following the theme "Driven to Serve" set by its new president. Activities include reading to students, fishing and playing games with special needs kids and their families, and fundraising events. The club also cares for its community and has a project to restore sight through recycling donated eyeglasses.
The club's Community Partners have until recently to pledge support for the year, which helps fund the club's events and service projects. An evening event is planned at the Eyeglass Center, where attendees can bring their own beverage and work together on the eyeglass recycling project. Further details about the club's activities and events are available from the source.
The club's president has set an ambitious theme, and the club is working to make a positive impact through its various projects and activities.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
Source: Lake Conroe Area News ·
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