2018 - 2019 ARCHIVES
2018-2019 Lions Leadership Institute
Advanced Lions Leadership Institute
Honolulu, Hawaii
January 19-21, 2019
Honolulu, Hawaii
January 19-21, 2019
What a great way to spend a weekend! District 50 is once again sponsoring a Lions Leadership Institute to help building your personal leadership skills. We will provide you a positive enriching environment for bonding and networking comfortably with your fellow Lions and sharing goals, frustrations, exciting ideas and projects.
Please open the following document for further details: 2019 Leadership Institute Application .pdf
Please open the following document for further details: 2019 Leadership Institute Application .pdf
The Lions Leadership Institute was held on January 13 - 15 2018, Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend. This was a magnificent opportunity for building your personal leadership skills, and provided participants with a positive, enriching environment for bonding and networking comfortably with your fellow Lions and sharing goals, frustrations, and exciting ideas and projects.
Korean War Memorial to be dedicated Saturday, 6/22 in Hilo
Our Akaka Falls Lions Club proudly shares with all of you Lion leaders the long-awaited Korean War Memorial Project stalled for years until our Lion Veterans Hiro Shima, Bob Lovin, Don Coloma, the late Glen “Shige” Shigehara undertook this project; and with the full complement of our members and key community partners, championed this project to a speedy completion.
Seems like a great way to end a great Lions year and an auspicious start to an exciting one!
Mahalo,
IPDG Blayne
Please click on the following link to access the article-> https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/06/18/hawaii-news/korean-war-memorial-to-be-dedicated-saturday-in-hilo/
Seems like a great way to end a great Lions year and an auspicious start to an exciting one!
Mahalo,
IPDG Blayne
Please click on the following link to access the article-> https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/06/18/hawaii-news/korean-war-memorial-to-be-dedicated-saturday-in-hilo/
Hiring of New Executive Director
The Board of Directors of the Hawaii Lions Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of Robert (Bob) M. Armstrong as its Executive Director. Mr. Armstrong will be responsible for community relations, services to Lions Clubs, and fund development to enhance service projects for the visually impaired, youths, and the needy throughout the state of Hawaii.
Mr. Armstrong has led several non-profits, including 501c(3) organizations and has had success in generating funding through grants and programs.
He has served as Governor Ige and Mayor Caldwell’s first marketing director for Oahu’s highly successful ‘Landlord Summit on Homelessness’.
Besides being a former member the Ala Moana-Kaka’ako Neighborhood Board. He has also been a Rotarian and served as President of the Peoria Sertoma Club. He understands the good work that an all-volunteer organization such as the Lions Club does and the challenges before it.
Mr. Armstrong is a former successful radio and television station manager, reporter and anchor; a professional fundraiser, grant writer and special events producer; and someone who understands the corporate, travel and military perspectives found in Hawai’i.
He has earned three degrees, including a MBA in non-profit leadership from Chaminade University, and was awarded a Fulbright research scholarship as part of his doctoral work in International Communications from Ohio University.
Mr. Armstrong will assume the Executive Director position on November 16, and will be available at the Hawaii Lions Eye Bank office located at 405 North Kuakini St. Suite 801.
Please click here to download the: ED hiring letter to Lions.pdf
Mr. Armstrong has led several non-profits, including 501c(3) organizations and has had success in generating funding through grants and programs.
He has served as Governor Ige and Mayor Caldwell’s first marketing director for Oahu’s highly successful ‘Landlord Summit on Homelessness’.
Besides being a former member the Ala Moana-Kaka’ako Neighborhood Board. He has also been a Rotarian and served as President of the Peoria Sertoma Club. He understands the good work that an all-volunteer organization such as the Lions Club does and the challenges before it.
Mr. Armstrong is a former successful radio and television station manager, reporter and anchor; a professional fundraiser, grant writer and special events producer; and someone who understands the corporate, travel and military perspectives found in Hawai’i.
He has earned three degrees, including a MBA in non-profit leadership from Chaminade University, and was awarded a Fulbright research scholarship as part of his doctoral work in International Communications from Ohio University.
Mr. Armstrong will assume the Executive Director position on November 16, and will be available at the Hawaii Lions Eye Bank office located at 405 North Kuakini St. Suite 801.
Please click here to download the: ED hiring letter to Lions.pdf
SIGHT IS BEAUTIFUL POSTER CONTEST
2018-2019
Sponsored by District 50, Lions of Hawaii
2018-2019
Sponsored by District 50, Lions of Hawaii
Chairman: PDG DICK CRISLIP
95-705 Lanikuhana Avenue #R107,Mililani, HI 96789
808-623-8437; r_crislip@hotmail.com
Please click on the following link to download the: Sight_is_beautiful_packet_2018-2019.doc
95-705 Lanikuhana Avenue #R107,Mililani, HI 96789
808-623-8437; r_crislip@hotmail.com
Please click on the following link to download the: Sight_is_beautiful_packet_2018-2019.doc
83rd District 50 Lions Convention
May 2 - 4, 2019
Ala Moana Hotel
Ala Moana Hotel
Aloha! May is just around the corner and so is our 83rd District 50 Lions Convention. The Ala Moana Hotel will once again welcome the Lions of Hawaii, as we gather in fellowship to conduct the affairs of the District and elect our new leaders.
The convention will start off with a outing on Thursday morning, May 2, 2019, at the Navy-Marine Golf Course for our golfing Lions, and end with our Distinguished Guests (DG) Banquet on Saturday evening, May 4.
In between we will have a busy, but fun agenda highlighted by the Keynote Speakers Luncheon and Fun Night on Friday, and the Awards Luncheon and DG Banquet on Saturday. Our convention service project will be a cleanup of Magic Island in Ala Moana Beach Park on Friday, May 2nd.
Gather together with your fellow Lions in celebration of another great year of service to our communities and helping our friends and neighbors. Come and welcome our international guests, International Director Don and Lion Betty Nolan, of St. Peters, Missouri. We have much to ROAR and be proud of!
We ask you to sign up and register early, so that we can properly process you and your club for a great convention. For our neighbor island Lions, please make sure to use our link to the Ala Moana hotel to make your hotel reservations, to ensure your special rates.
Our convention co-chairs, Lions Andrew Lee and Jackie Cabebe, and their committees have been working hard to ensure that you will have a great and rewarding time at our convention.
By the way, the grand prize is a spectacular Vacations Hawaii trip for two to - Las Vegas! So sign up now and see you at the Convention!
Please click here to download this message: DG Convention Message.pdf
The convention will start off with a outing on Thursday morning, May 2, 2019, at the Navy-Marine Golf Course for our golfing Lions, and end with our Distinguished Guests (DG) Banquet on Saturday evening, May 4.
In between we will have a busy, but fun agenda highlighted by the Keynote Speakers Luncheon and Fun Night on Friday, and the Awards Luncheon and DG Banquet on Saturday. Our convention service project will be a cleanup of Magic Island in Ala Moana Beach Park on Friday, May 2nd.
Gather together with your fellow Lions in celebration of another great year of service to our communities and helping our friends and neighbors. Come and welcome our international guests, International Director Don and Lion Betty Nolan, of St. Peters, Missouri. We have much to ROAR and be proud of!
We ask you to sign up and register early, so that we can properly process you and your club for a great convention. For our neighbor island Lions, please make sure to use our link to the Ala Moana hotel to make your hotel reservations, to ensure your special rates.
Our convention co-chairs, Lions Andrew Lee and Jackie Cabebe, and their committees have been working hard to ensure that you will have a great and rewarding time at our convention.
By the way, the grand prize is a spectacular Vacations Hawaii trip for two to - Las Vegas! So sign up now and see you at the Convention!
Please click here to download this message: DG Convention Message.pdf
Please click here to download the: Official Notification of the Fourth Cabinet Meeting / 83rd District 50 Convention
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Registration Form
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Function Registration Form
Please click here to download the: Hotel Registration Flyer
Please click here to download the: Fun Night Flyer
Please click here to download the: 83rd Annual D50 Convention Golf Tournament Form
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Club Section and Advertising Agreement Form
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Registration Form
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Function Registration Form
Please click here to download the: Hotel Registration Flyer
Please click here to download the: Fun Night Flyer
Please click here to download the: 83rd Annual D50 Convention Golf Tournament Form
Please click here to download the: 83rd Convention Club Section and Advertising Agreement Form
LITPC YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GUIDELINES FOR PIN TRADING CLUBS
2 LIONS INTERNATIONAL TRADING PIN CLUB YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION for the 2018-2019 ACADEMIC SCHOOL YEAR.
This scholarship is intended for the children/grandchildren of Lions, Lioness and/or Leo Club.
Please click on this link to download the fillable PDF file: 20182019LITPCScholarshipApplicationFillin.pdf
This scholarship is intended for the children/grandchildren of Lions, Lioness and/or Leo Club.
Please click on this link to download the fillable PDF file: 20182019LITPCScholarshipApplicationFillin.pdf
Lions International Pin Traders Club (LIPTC) Scholarship
Additional Instructions to Application
Additional Instructions to Application
1. Completed applications must be sent to:
Lion Steven Yoshimura
1424 Liholiho Street #9
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Applications must be postmarked no later than 1 March 2019, the scholarship applications must be reviewed, and selections made to meet the LIPTC Scholarship deadline.
2. Applications sent directly to the LIPTC Scholarship Committee will not be considered endorsed or recognized by the District 50 LIPTC Scholarship Committee and LIPTC Scholarship Committee will be notified if applications are sent without the consideration and endorsement of the District 50 LIPTC Committee. Only two (2) scholarship applications can be selected from Hawaii and forwarded to the LIPTC Scholarship Committee.
3. Leo members from Hawaii applying for this scholarship must be members in good standing with their Leo Clubs.
Lion Steven Yoshimura
1424 Liholiho Street #9
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Applications must be postmarked no later than 1 March 2019, the scholarship applications must be reviewed, and selections made to meet the LIPTC Scholarship deadline.
2. Applications sent directly to the LIPTC Scholarship Committee will not be considered endorsed or recognized by the District 50 LIPTC Scholarship Committee and LIPTC Scholarship Committee will be notified if applications are sent without the consideration and endorsement of the District 50 LIPTC Committee. Only two (2) scholarship applications can be selected from Hawaii and forwarded to the LIPTC Scholarship Committee.
3. Leo members from Hawaii applying for this scholarship must be members in good standing with their Leo Clubs.
District 50 Awards and Recognition
Stellar Award Guidelines and Application
Stellar Award Guidelines and Application
The Stellar Club Awards will be administered by the District 50 Awards & Recognition Committee and all clubs are urged to apply. Please click the following link to download the “Stellar Club Awards Guidelines and Application.” The club must meet each requirement during the time frame of April 1, 2018 through March 31, 2019.
Note: requirements were changed and/or if you have any questions, please contact this Committee which can be found in the download. You may also access this information under the "AWARDS & RECOGNITION 2018-2019" tab located in the top right header section on this Home page.
Note: requirements were changed and/or if you have any questions, please contact this Committee which can be found in the download. You may also access this information under the "AWARDS & RECOGNITION 2018-2019" tab located in the top right header section on this Home page.
