Centennial Lions Club are part of Lions International , a world wide voluntary service organisation with over 34,000 clubs in 155 countries, comprising more than one million, five hundred thousand members, making it the largest organisation of it's kind in the world. We are saddened to say that Hilary Teclaff, a member of Birmingham Centennial Lions Club, passed away in June this year after a 6 month battle against cancer. She was one of the clubs most active members and will be greatly missed. All monies raised in this way are entirely used for charity. Nothing at all is deducted for Club administration.
All members subscribe to their own administration costs.
The effort contributed by a collection of men and women for serving their local community provides a fellowship second to none - an important aspect of our Club life. Bat hunt Dawn Chorus breakfast Spag. The Club gives priority to the needs of it's local community and is truly international with no religious or political affiliations of any description. We currently are looking to boost our membership, so if you want to know more or wish to be considered for membership of Birmingham Centennial Lions Club, contact Paul .