Upcoming events: Fish Fry - June 12th, Dare to Care - June 20th

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Serving our community

How the Mount Washington Lions Club supports and connects our community

Vision Screening

The Lions Club vision screening initiative is a nationwide program that screens children from six months through grade 12 to identify vision issues early, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, amblyopia, and other eye conditions. The program emphasizes early detection because untreated vision problems in children can lead to permanent impairment and affect up to 80% of learning, which is visually based.

Lions volunteers use high-tech, touchless screening devices to provide accurate, rapid, and non-invasive screenings, producing immediate results and reducing the need for subjective eye chart tests. The program also ensures HIPAA-compliant documentation for sharing results with parents or guardians.

Dare to Care

Hunger is a heartbreaking reality for so many of our neighbors across Kentuckiana. We are supporting our community by providing food and pathways to address growing levels of food insecurity. Together, we can ensure everyone has access to the foods they need to thrive.

Scholarships

The Mount Washington Lions Club awards several scholarships each year to Mount Washington high school graduates to further their education.

Community Grants

To serve the community, we partner with local government and community organizations to serve this community.

Member Spotlight

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Member Spotlights

Abigail Sexton (shown above with her sister and Lions Club sponsor Morgan below) was inducted into the Mount Washington Lions Club on May 18, 2026. She has been an active volunteer and leader in the Mount Washington Lions Club for several years. She is a graduate of Bullitt East and is currently pursuing a degree at Belarmine University.

William Goff was inducted into the Mount Washington Lions Club on May 18, 2026. He has been an active volunteer in the Mount Washington Lions Club for several years. He recently graduated from Bullitt East and is currently pursuing a degree in aircraft maintenance at Jefferson Community and Technical College.