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Examples of Presentations

 
Flood fund

Flood Relief

Following the Mayor of Tewkesbury’s inspiration, Lions Club of Cheltenham opened a book shop in Cheltenham High Street for 3 weeks and raised £6,500 towards helping those unfortunates caught by the flooding in Gloucestershire.  The cheque was presented by Chairman Ron White to the Mayor of Cheltenham, Cllr John Rawson in the Mayor's Parlour.

 

Harmonic scalpel is set to save lives

Surgeons at Cheltenham General Hospital can perform keyhole surgery on bowel cancer patients for the first time.  Cheltenham Lions Club raised £7,000 to buy a harmonic scalpel, meaning patients can have less invasive surgery and a quicker recovery time.  It can cut through tissue and seal blood vessels, so that the cut doesn't bleed at all.   On average patients should recover three days earlier.

 

Seat added to play area

Seat in play area

This play area was originally presented by the Lions Club of Cheltenham in 1985.

This seat was given by the Lions Club to mark the opening of the Lions Club Toddler Play Area in 2007.

 

YMCA launch their Lions Football Team

Football team
 

Lions Raise £2,600 for Acorns Hospice

The Lions Club of Cheltenham has raised £2,600 at a concert given by the Treorchy Male Choir at Cheltenham Town Hall.  If you would like more information on the Acorns Hospice please click on this link.

 

Indian Ocean Tsunami

A grand total of just over £20,527 has been raised by the Lions Club of Cheltenham to benefit the most affected areas in SE Asia.  Most of this money was raised by a Street Collection in Cheltenham Town Centre on 31st December 2004 with additions from various other fund raisers.  All this money has now been sent to the 3 destinations most affected by the Tsunami.

£6,527 went to Andaman Sea Lions Club in Phuket,

£6,000 was sent to the Lions International Director in Sri Lanka, and

£8,000 went to Indonesia

The Andaman Sea Lions club have an ongoing project setting up a Child Care centre in Phuket. If you would like to see more details of this please follow this link.

 

4 tents for 41st Cheltenham Scout Group

41st Cheltenham Scouts

Lions Club of Cheltenham buy 4 tents to enable 41st Cheltenham Scout Group to go to their jamboree.