River Hills Lions Club

In 1925 Helen Keller challenged the Lions to “become knights of the blind in this crusade against darkness “. The River Hills Lions have answered that challenge by helping the students at South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind (SCSDB) located in Spartanburg, SC. Since 1999 the River Hills Lions have donated over […]

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The Lions Mission “To Serve” and its goal to be “Knights of the Blind” has encouraged the River Hills Lions for the past 32 years to help both our less fortunate area residents and those who need our help throughout the world. Over the years the River Hills Lions have been helping both adults and […]

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Dear Fellow Lions,
Please join us for the”2008 Walk to Cure Diabetes on April 19. This year the River Hills Lions and the Lake Wylie Lioness Lions Clubs will again be raising money in support of Lake Wylie resident, Jake Cullen. Jake, a Clover High School Student, was diagnosed with Type I diabetes 4 years ago. […]

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Square Dance Benefiting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Teens to Super Seniors will be having a great time on Saturday Oct. 27th 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm at the Square Dance to be held at the River Hills Community Church Life Center.
Can you remember square dancing in the good ol’ days? We’re going to re-live it […]

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The public is invited to visit the orientation meeting of the River Hills Lions Club on Wednesday, October 24 at 7 pm in the Cove Room of the River Hills Country Club.
Learn what it means to be a Lion and what the Lions do throughout the Community, State and World.  Join us for this informational […]

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Applications for career mentoring were given to all Clover High School Twelfth Grade students (seniors).  To date two students completed applications.  Letters explaining the program were mailed to their parents followed with phone calls to answer any questions and to set up an initial meeting.  One applicant declined the opportunity.  The other has made an […]

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In 1925 the International Lions Clubs accepted the challenge, posed by Helen Keller, to help persons who are deaf as well as those who are blind.
In 1977 the South Carolina Sight Conservation Association began researching the program of “hearing conservation and aid to the deaf”. A hearing aid bank was established and the South Carolina […]

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You won’t want to miss this meeting! On September 4 the River Hills Lions Club will feature Dr. Tony Zeiss, President of Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC), who will use a story-telling presentation format to feature four participants of the War Between the States. These four men are the dominant characters in his book, “All […]

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