History of Seal Beach Lions
"Lionizing our Community for 75 years"
Did you Know:
We are "Club of the Year" (division D) for District 4-L4 for three years straight. |
The Seal Beach Lions Club has been serving the communities
of Seal Beach, Rossmoor and Los Alamitos since 1939. With more than 240 members, the club is the
largest Lions Club in California
and the largest and most active service
organization in the Seal Beach area. Seal Beach Lions has a dynamic youth program called “LEOS” with combined
membership of over 175 youth ranging in
age from 12 to 17: Three distinctly
different youth Leo Clubs meet the needs of youth from different walks of
life. Seal Beach Leos are made up
of kids typically from the Los Alamitos School District. The Braille Leo Club consists of youth members with sight impairments. The VBA Leo Club is made up of home-schooled
from Orange County and surrounding areas.
Lion Members come from all walks of life and include city and Chamber officials, school board members, local police officers, local educators and of course local business people. Our members come from all five districts including Leisure World. The Seal Beach Lions Club is known in the community as the ‘go to’ organization for just about anything happening in town or in the school district. Lions are the first ones called when there is a need for manpower. Just about every event in Seal Beach has Lions involvement either in a lead or supporting role. Our signature events and projects include: |
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Seal Beach Lions Club
1198 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite D-305 Seal Beach, CA 90740 Chartered: 01/12/1939 Charter Signed 03/01/1939 01/18/1939 - First Meeting: Glider Inn, Seal Beach, CA |
Community Fish Fry (70 years)
Lions Club Pancake Breakfast (60 years)
Honor the Teacher Program (65 years) |
Breakfast with Santa
Student Speakers Contest (57 years) Park Beautification Program Beepball Project for the Blind Lions Helen Keller Classic Golf Tournament |
