The River Hills / Lake Wylie Lions Club serves those in need in the entire Lake Wylie & Clover area.
Yearly charitable contributions exceed $100K and thousands of volunteer hours.
Our funds are derived from the generous support of local businesses and individuals involved in various fundraising and community service projects.
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The River Hills Lake Wylie Lions Club is hosting a Holiday Food Drive to support local families through the Clover Area Assistance Center. From December 10–24, community members are invited to drop off non-perishable food items at the River Hills HOA Building. Together, we can help fight hunger and share kindness this holiday season.
“When we serve together, our community shines brighter.”
Lions Members Present Grant to CAAC Executive Director
Lions Club members Larry Arnold and Jerry Epping proudly presented a grant to Cameron Hurst, Executive Director of the Clover Area Assistance Center (CAAC). In a unique twist, Larry Arnold also serves as the President of CAAC—demonstrating his deep commitment to service in our community.
We Serve!
Check presented to Catawba Riverkeeper CEO John Searby, from River Hills/Lake Wylie Lions Club president, Don Nowak. One of the many charities that the River Hills/Lake Wylie Lions Club Charities support.Richard (Dick) Lewis, a 37-year member of the River Hills/Lake Wylie Lions Club, was inducted into the South Carolina Lions Club Hall of Fame during the annual meeting in Spartanburg—an honor marking a first for his club. Nominated by club president Don Nowak, Lewis was recognized for decades of service, joining an elite group of only about 120 members honored statewide over the past 60 years.
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We helps Lions improve peoples’ lives around the world, from combating vision problems to responding to major catastrophes to providing valuable life skills to youth. Because we help Lions carry out large-scale projects through our grant programs, Lions increase their impact in their local and global communities and serve even more people in need around the world.
