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CONROE NOON LIONS CLUB

The Conroe Lions Club was chartered in 1939 with a group of 25 business men dedicated to improving their growing community. In 1986, the club changed its name to the Conroe Noon Lions Club and has since grown to be the second largest club in America and is a beacon of service to the Conroe area! At home and abroad, CNLC Lions are rolling up their sleeves and working to help five of the world’s most critical causes: Diabetes, the Environment, Hunger, Childhood Cancer, and Vision.

Diabetes | Environment| Hunger

Childhood Cancer| Vision

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Lonestar Convention Center.

Conroe LEO Club

Are you 12 to 18 years old and ready to create a positive change in your community? The Conroe LEO Club is your chance to get involved, develop new skills and make an impact right here in Conroe.

Learn more about the LEO Club HERE!

CONROE COURIER

Club members 'shake it up' in basketball-themed meeting mixer

Conroe Noon Lions had a “Shake It Up” day to get everyone sitting, talking and engaging with members other than their accustomed table mates. We were all randomly assigned to “Rockets, Mavericks, or Spurs” table groups from the outset and the adventures commenced. Past District Governor Pat Brennan offered the invocation and Past President Lion Charlie Irvine, with help from his trio of granddaughters, led the group in the “SMILE” song.

Service Saturday
March 15, 2025

It was a beautiful day for another productive Service Saturday as the Lions came together to support a deserving community member. We teamed up for a fence tear-down and rebuild after it was damaged by Hurricane Beryl. The teamwork, dedication, and heart shown by everyone involved truly exemplified the spirit of service. Together, we made a real difference — one project, one neighbor at a time.

Reaves Field Day
March 7, 2025
What a blast at Field Day!
The Conroe Noon Lions Club served over 700 icy, delicious sno-cones to Reaves Elementary students during their Field Day fun. Through our partnership with Reaves, we’re proud to bring smiles to students’ faces while fulfilling our mission to serve the community. We love our Reaves Bees!

Reading at Reaves
February 28, 2025
CNLC volunteers stormed the halls of their adopted school, Reaves Elementary during the annual 'Read Across America' event. All classes had a visit from a club member who were the guest readers for the day. Many giggles and smiles were had from both the kids and our Lions!