Please donate to support those we serve!
The Club conducts its charitable work through the San Diego Lions Welfare Foundation. There is no better investment in the future of San Diego. By donating to the San Diego Lions Welfare Foundation or making the Foundation a beneficiary of your estate, you will continue to serve our community for many years.
With just over $5 million in our Welfare restricted and unrestricted funds, our financial stewardship is sound. You may make donations with confidence and know that your funds will go towards the assistance of others in San Diego or to a specific charitable purpose you desginate.
Our charitable grants since July 1, 1996
1996-1997: $ 72,135
1997-1998: $149,022
1998-1999: $123,570
1999-2000: $260,763
2000-2001: $123,541
2001-2002: $149,686
2002-2003: $138,852
2003-2004: $136,204
2004-2005: $131,872
2005-2006: $149,808
2006-2007: $154,665
2007-2008: $368,139
2008-2009: $188,676
TOTAL: $2,146,933 though June 30, 2009
Your donation is a 501(c)3 tax deduction
Please call the the Lions Club office at (619) 239-7264 to make a donation or for information on Estate Planned giving or Charitable Remainder Trusts with the San Diego Lions Welfare Foundation as beneficiary.
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Our Grants This Fiscal Year
Many of those we have assisted
- Armed Services YMCA
- Association for Retarded Citizens (a capital project)
- Blind Community Center (a capital project))
- Boys & Girls Clubs
- Campfire Boys & Girls
- College Opportunity Program
- Community Campership Council
- ElderHelp
- Family Literacy Foundation
- George Glenner Alzheimer Center
- Home Start Project
- Junior Achievement of San Diego
- Lions Camp Jack
- Meals on Wheels
- San Diego Center for the Blind
- San Diego Council on Literacy
- San Diego Hospice
- Second Chance/Strive
- Senior Community Center
- St. Paul's Manor and Health Center (a capital project)
- Twain Jr/Sr. High School
- UCSD Foundation-Shiley Eye Center
- USO
- Valencia Park School
- Vietnam Veterans of San Diego
- YWCA Battered Women's Shelter
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