Visiting Lions Competition

Make a trip then claim your Points!

Visiting Lions – I have seen many Lions at events I’ve attended since 1 January – both on zoom and live – and I have already received a good number of completed forms. But I know there are some missing – so please everyone check your diaries for what you’ve done and where you have been and let me have your forms. Joining other Club meetings, service projects and events, Zone meetings, Members Forums, seminars, trainings and other District events are all eligible. If you need an electronic copy of the form you can email me for one at competitions@lions105cw.org.uk. And that’s where to send your completed ones please.

Click here to download the Visiting Lion Claim Form

Visiting Lions Claim form 2022

 

Our competition year ends on 31 December, and trophies will be presented at District Convention in April 2023. In the meantime, please give me something to do during the coming autumn and long winter evenings by sending in your entries.

Lion Jan Watson
105CW Competitions Officer
competitions@lions105cw.org.uk

The Lions Young Ambassador Award 2020

The Lions Young Ambassador of the 21st Century Award recognises young people for their outstanding community service involvement and encourages them in furthering their community involvement and public speaking. It broadens awareness of community service opportunities and organisations and enables them to sharpen interview and communication skills. It also gives them the opportunity to win a bursary for the community project which they have been undertaking.

This is a National Competition which aims to celebrate the many achievements of young people. It takes place every year with youngsters who are at least 15 years of age but under 19 years of age at the end of June.

There are several stages to the competition the first would be the nomination of young person by their school, youth club or other organisation to their local Lions Club. If chosen to be sponsored by the club then the youngsters will go forward to the District Finals where 3 judges will talk to, and ask questions of, the candidates about their different projects and work within the community.

The winner of this final will be given a bursary of £500 to spend on their community project and will progress to the Multi District Final in February with the opportunity to win a further bursary of £1000 for their project.

The competition gives us and you the opportunity to inspire and recognise the outstanding work carried out by young people within their community. If there is a young person in your school who deserves the recognition this award offers and you would like some more information about the award then please make contact with your local Lions Club.