We meet every Friday at noon at Left of Center in downtown Visalia.
Join Us
Become part of the world’s largest service organization and give back to your community while having fun with other like-minded people.
Meeting Fridays at Noon
Our meetings take place at the Left of Center restaurant at Center and Johnson Streets in downtown Visalia.
Eye Screenings
One of our service projects is doing free eye screenings for school children. Lions are all about eyesight and our screenings can catch eye problems early.
Get Your Lions Vest
Let people know you are a proud Lions Club member by wearing your vest to events and meetings. Get one for just $34.95 from the Lions Internation store.
Lions Hats
Lions hats are available in a variety of colors and styles, check them out along with all the Lion’s gear.
Make a Donation to Our Club
Jorge Maldonado of Visalia’s Golden West High School was the Visalia Host Lions 2022 scholarship recipient.
Eye Glass Drop-off Locations
The Lions Clubs collect used eyeglasses, refurbish them, and deliver them to people in developing countries who have no other access to glasses. Here is the list of drop-off locations in Visalia and Tulare.
Visalia
Visalia Eye Center
(559) 733-4372
112 N. Akers St., Visalia
Sierra Eye Group
(559) 636-1000
2830 W. Main St.
Target Vision Center
(559) 749-0751
4247 S. Mooney Blvd.
Tulare
Target Vision Center
(559) 684-7628
2195 E. Prosperity Ave
Walmart Vision Center
(559) 687-8364
1110 E. Prosperity Ave.
Infinity Vision Obtomitary
(559) 688-5020
1259 E. Prosperity Ave.
Steed Family Eyecare
(559) 688-1660
1082 N. Cherry St.
Simply Eyes Obtomitary
(559) 688-0661
511 E. Kern Ave
Newsletters
ROAR Newsletter for October 1st, 2021
Announcements President Aaron Odell announced that the Hanford Breakfast Lions will be hosting a "Too Cute to Spook" themed costume party on October 16th at 4PM at the Salvation Army building in Hanford. Lion Tom Gaebe dropped off a sign-up sheet for volunteers to...
ROAR Newsletter for September 23, 2021
President Aaron Odell opened the meeting by asking Lion Dee Baughman to lead the flag salute, Lion Tom Link to lead a song, and Steve Gerrard to do the invocation. Lion Tom Gaebe reminded Lions that October 16th is the date of the annual band review and field show. ...
ROAR Newsletter for September 10, 2021
The September 10th meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Lion Tony Loliva. President Aaron Odell asked Pat Harrison to lead his fellow Lions in song, and Pete Sherwood to perform the invocation. President Aaron shared that the Club hopes to be selling...
Roar Newsletter for September 3, 2021
Past District Governor Al Kroll gives us information on the Fresno Hoast Lions 100/101-anniversary party. Lion Kim from Charter Oak has $5 happy bucks. Lion President Aaron lead our meeting today and called on Lion Dee to sing our song, God Bless America. He also...
ROAR Newsletter for August 27, 2021
President Aaron Odell opened the meeting by asking Lion Karen McVaigh to lead Club members in the flag salute. Jeff Meader performed the invocation, and Bob Line led his fellow Lions in song. Lion Bob Line won the coveted "no-fine" badge. Announcements Karen McVaigh...
ROAR Newsletter for August 20, 2021
The August 20th meeting opened with the flag salute led by Lion Allen Ventling. Tom Link led his fellow Lions in song, and Lion Dee Baughman performed the invocation. Lion Vicki Whitehouse won the "no-fine" badge for meeting. Happy Bucks Lion Justin Levy was happy to...