Congratulations to Don McNalty of Grey Highlands, the lucky winner of the Stayner Lions Club’s 55th Annual Car Draw!
Don’s winning ticket, #08929, was drawn on Saturday evening, making him the proud winner of our beautiful 2026 Ford Mustang Convertible in Adriatic Metallic Blue!
55 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND COUNTING.
The Stayner Lions Club is proud to be part of a community where people continue to show up for one another. Our Car Draw is a wonderful example of what can happen when volunteers, local businesses, supporters and neighbours come together for a common purpose.
The Mustang may be the prize that captures everyone’s attention, but the real winners are the people and organizations throughout our community who benefit from your generosity.
From all of us at the Stayner Lions Club, thank you for making our 55th Annual Car Draw another memorable chapter in this incredible tradition. Proudly Serving Clearview Township
Lions Name
On June 7, 1917 at the invitation of Melvin Jones, delegates met in Chicago. The only point of contention was the selection of a name for the new organization. Melvin Jones researched the idea of calling the new organization Lions. He was convinced that the lion stood for strength, courage, fidelity and vital action. On a secret ballot the name Lions was chosen over several others.
The Lion Emblem
At the 1919 convention, there was a move to change the symbol, but a young attorney from Denver, Colorado rose to speak. His name was Halsted Ritter. “The name Lions stands not only for fraternity, good fellowship, strength of character and purpose, but above all, its combination of L-I-O-N-S heralds to the country the true meaning of citizenship: LIBERTY, INTELLIGENCE, OUR NATION’S SAFETY.”
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Our Mission
To make life better in our community, our country and around the world. To empower men and women in Clearview Township to serve their community, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions clubs.
To Encourage service-minded people to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors.
Uniting for good
Lions make a difference every day, everywhere we serve. And with the support of our international association and our global foundation, we are changing lives, communities and the world we share.
Serving with purpose
Lions serve their local communities in so many ways, and we’re uniting to serve key global causes and special initiatives to address some of the greatest challenges facing our world today.