Madison Lions Club is a community of people who believe that small acts of service can make a lasting difference.
Our members come from many different backgrounds, beliefs, professions, and life experiences, but we are united by a common commitment to serving others.
If you're looking to be part of something bigger than yourself, to make a difference in your community while building lasting friendships, we'd love to welcome you.
Our meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
Next meeting:
Noon to 1:15 PM
Hy-Vee West, 675 South Whitney Way, Madison, Wisconsin
President Erica Singley presents Madison Lions Club's annual donation to Mark Wener, Assistant Scoutmaster Troop 420.
The featured guest at our August meeting were Scouts from local Scout Troop 420.
Scouting gives young people a chance to build practical skills, take on leadership roles, and complete community service projects of their own.
It's a good match for our club's mission.
Each year, Madison Lions Club makes a donation to local Boy Scout Troop 420.
The troop uses the funds to support its activities and service projects throughout the year.
Featured Service Projects
Project of the Month
Stuff the Bus School-Supply Drive
Madison Lions Club members at a past 'Stuff the Bus' school supply drive.
Help Madison Lions Club Stuff the Bus with notebooks,
pencils, math games, and other school supplies needed by students in
the Madison Metropolitan School District.
Saturday, August 22, 2026
9:30 AM–1:30 PM
Hy-Vee West, 675 South Whitney Way, Madison
Stop by our collection table and donate new school supplies. Every
contribution helps local students start the school year with the tools
they need to succeed.
Volunteers welcome school-supply donations at a previous Stuff the Bus event.
Lions are best known for helping preserve sight and hearing. We
support children's vision screening programs, collect used
eyeglasses and hearing aids, and assist community members in need.
Madison Lions Club proudly supports adaptive rock climbing
opportunities for people with disabilities. Through partnerships
with volunteers, guides, and community organizations, participants
can experience the challenge and camaraderie of outdoor climbing.
