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Philomath Lions Club outlines local programs, seeks volunteers
Summary
Tom Wright described the Philomath Lions Club’s local activities—vision/hearing assistance, school programs, scholarships and a large annual book sale—and invited community members to join as the group builds membership.
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Tom Wright represented the Philomath Lions Club at the Feb. 10, 2025 city council meeting and briefed councilors on the club’s local work and volunteer needs.
Wright said the club focuses its fundraising locally, supporting vision and hearing assistance programs, school activities (including a flags program for second graders and Reading Across America book distributions), athletic support and scholarships, and community events such as the fireworks booth and a major July book sale that funds most of the club’s activities. He told the council the Lions had contributed “about $13,000” to the Cougar Building and noted the club has about 15 members and is recruiting newcomers.
Mayor Christopher McMoran and other councilors thanked the group for its volunteerism. Wright invited anyone new to the community or retirees seeking engagement to contact the Lions for membership and volunteer opportunities.
Next steps: Club will continue outreach and the council acknowledged the group’s role in several community events.

