The Fort Benton Lions Club held their first annual golf tournament fundraiser on July 20th at the Signal Point Golf Club in historic Fort Benton. We raised over $1,500 for local diabetes care. 36 golfers signed up and competed for cash prizes and donated awards. No one won the $10,000 prize for a hole in one, but it was a beautiful day and all participants were excited to come back next year.
The funds raised are already being used to pay for diabetes medications at local pharmacy for low-income diabetics, create low sugar/carb “food baskets” at local grocery, and offset costs for diabetes education through the local MSU extension office. This tournament was a successful fundraiser and will no doubt grow much larger next year!
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To encourage attendance: (1) district will provide lodging on Thursday and Friday (2) lunch and dinner on Friday will be provided (3) attendees will receive a $75.00 rebate on convention registration. To qualify for the incentives you must attend the entire convention.
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The Lions of Montana are appreciative and proud of the Reader project that PDG Beckman has put together for the children requiring help with their vision. Being the recipients of another LCIF Grant again in Montana is in my opinion, a Big Deal. Thanks to all those who helped make this possible. 🙂
To the Lions of Montana District 37.
Every club needs to have a plan to find new members no matter how many members they have today. We have seen clubs like Lewistown , Miles City, Absorakee and Broadview, to name a few, go from healthy, active clubs to being nonexistent. We have also seen some clubs go from well over 100 members to less than 75. I am asking and encouraging every club in District 37 to have at least one member participate to get some ideas they may find useful. Even if it is only one idea, it may be that one idea that makes a difference in your club’s future. 
ave information and contribution forms for your use, please let me know how many to send. If you would like a presentation in person, let me know. Due to the size of Montana, I may not be the one to present, it may be the DG or one of the VDGs. If you have any questions, email me back.
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