COuld you enter 'the lions den' and be a winner of the lions annual charity bursary?
Following the receipt of a generous bequest from the late Robert E. Brown’s estate, the Lions of Jersey have established an annual bursary challenge. We invite groups of young people from schools to compete for the bursary by telling us how they would spend charitable money for the good of the community.
If you wish to find out more about applying for the bursary, then please see the relevant information flyer below.
"You can’t get very far until you start doing something for somebody else" -
Melvin Jones, founder of Lions Clubs International
Press release regarding the scheme.
Legacy release.pdf
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Information about the scheme for Primary schools.
Primary Schools Bursary promotion.pdf
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Information about the scheme for Secondary schools.
Senior Schools Bursary promotion.pdf
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EXAMPLES OF LIONS PROJECTS.
WINDSOR LIONS CLUB
CHAMPNEY HALL in Horton. Windsor Lions Club made a grant of £1,000 to establish an internet connection that could be used to show village residents of all ages how to use computers, while providing a hub in cases of emergency such as recent flooding.
LIONS CLUB OF JERSEY
£500 awarded to Le Squez Youth Centre to fund a supper for Senior Citizens at their Youth Centre premises. Members did all the purchasing and preparing/cooking of foodstuffs, waited at tables and provided entertainment during the evening. (See below for a report)
Le Squez Youth Project - Senior Supper 2018 Report
Senior Supper 2018 Report.pdf
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