The Lions Swimarathon

is one of the largest fundraising events in Jersey. The 54th Swimarathon was held from 25th to 29th March 2026 and raised over £72,000.The event started in 1972 and has raised over £3.85m since then. We are delighted with how the event has become a community event with schools, corporate, club, charity and family teams taking part at the Les Quennevais Pool.

Find out more:

www.lionsswimarathon.org 

or follow us on facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/lionsswimarathon/

The 2027 Swimarathon is to be held from 17th to 21st March 2027. 

The Lions Muddy Fun Run 2026

is due to be held on Saturday 19th September 2026 across fields in St Saviour. The 3.5km course will be set across the beautiful Jersey countryside near La Hougue Bie. Runners are invited to overcome challenging obstacles and lots of "gooey" mud  as they endeavour to cross the finish line wth huge smiles on their faces.

Please follow us on facebook:

  https://www.facebook.com/lions-club-of-jersey

Follow our facebook page to make sure and join us for our 2026 event.

Register now for 2026 by clicking HERE

Can We Help You?

Our Community Service Committee looks to support needs within our local community and repsonds to requests for help be they large or small.

We provide financial assistance (sometimes physical help as well) for bespoke requests or projects from either individuals, groups or charities. We do not generally assist with on-going, continous running costs,  

See our 'contact us' page for more information or complete this form (Lions Club of Jersey — Community Service Funding Application – Fill out form)

Maison de Landes

Is a charitable Trust set-up by the Lions Club of Jersey. It is accessible to all. Totally refurbished and relaunched for 2023, Maison des Landes combines the facilities of a modern hotel with those of a community meeting place. The hotel’s 26 rooms offer holiday accommodation to people with disabilities and their carers, while The Community Hub welcomes Jersey’s elderly for events, lunches and social gatherings.

For more information visit:

http://maisondeslandes.co.uk/

Spectacles For Re-cycling

Lions Club Internationally are committed to supporting eye care throughout the world. Good eyesight enables people to work and enjoy an independent life. The Jersey Lions Club collects old spectacles, which are sent off for re-cycling and eventual re-distribution through our optometrist clinics in the third world. 

Please drop off any unwanted, but serviceable spectacles (not sunglasses) to the Animal Kingdom shops at Halkett Place or Mont Mado, St John or to La Collette Recycling Centre.

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL was founded in 1917 in the United States by businessman Melvin Jones who felt that successful people like himself and his colleagues should devote some of the energies which had enabled them to succeed in business to serving their local communities. Appropriately he chose “We Serve” as the Lions’ motto.

Lions Clubs now exist in more than 170 countries and more than 2.5 million men and women wear the distinctive lapel pin.

The 2026/27 Lions Club of Jersey Committee 

President - Lion Andy Quinn

Secretary - Lion Andrew Pearce

Treasurer - Lion Damon Greber

Fundraising - Lion Chris Palmer

Community Services - Lion Roger Le Maistre

Marketing - Lion Kieran Sharman

Swimarathon - Lion Peter Tabb

Social - Lion Steve Taylor

Membership - Lion Sally Hardman

1st VP - Lion Susan Parker

Contact us:

President@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Treasurer@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Secretary@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Communityservice@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Publicity@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Swimarathon@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

membership@lionsclubofjersey.co.uk

Notice:

Please be advised that we will never ask anyone to make any payment to secure a grant. Anyone contacting you by telephone, letter or online and offering a grant in exchange for a fee or advance payment is doing so fraudulently.