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Hasbrouck Heights
Lions Club Inc.
Serving th ecommunity of Hasbrouck Heights,
New Jersey and the rest of the World.

Link to Official Lions Clubs International: www.lionsclubs.org
Cross-link to Lions everywhere: www.lionnet.com





22nd Annual Fireworks Program
2005  [Event][Program][Display]

21st Annual Fireworks Program
2004 [Program][Fireworks Display] Display section includes 500k movies  

20th Annual Fireworks Program
2003 [Story + Fireworks + Movies] [Setting up the display] [Detonation Zone]

1999 Annual Fireworks and Big Band Concert
[Fireworks Page] [Photo Gallery 1] [Photo Gallery 2]

Commitment to community service since 1931

The Hasbrouck Heights Lions Club was founded in 1931 by civic minded professional and business men who felt the need to give service to our community, and improve our quality of life.

Some of our accomplishments include: the athletic field floodlights, Woodland Park land and equipment for its pavilion, comfort station, playground and picnic facilities; portable band shell and stage, organization of the HH Blood Association and annual blood drive, and student loan fund. We provide free popcorn and a kiddie maze during Town Day. We also support the annual White Cane Day and Camp Marcella, a summer camp for blind & visually handicapped children. We provide glasses to HH needy.

(l-r) Lion "Wicky" Jacobus, Lion Fred Allen and Lion Vic Braun

Lions Club Provided Free Popcorn at Town Day
on October 2, 1999 --  at Woodland Park

Lion Victor Braun Elected
President of Camp Marcella

The Hasbrouck Heights Lions Club is proud to announce that one of it’s long time members Mr. Victor Braun, also of Hasbrouck Heights, has been elected President of Camp Marcella, New Jersey’s Camp for Blind Children. Mr. Braun has been on the Board of Directors of the camp for the past 20 years, serving as Executive Vice President since 1995. In honor of his achievements, on October 12, 1999, The Lions Club of Hasbrouck Heights has donated $1,000 to the camp.

In Memory of Lion James W. Mason
The Mayor and Council has set up an area at the highest point overlooking Woodland Park in memory of Lion James W. Mason. The dedication was made during a recent Lions Club barbecue.  Those present included the Mayor and Council along with the Mason family members.

These youth are among more than one million children and adults who have received free eyeglasses compliments of the Lions. In the world today, there are approximately 500 million people who need eyeglasses but cannot afford them. That's where you can help. By placing your unneeded eyeglasses in our bright yellow recycling box (located at the Boulevard and Washington) you can restore the smiles of many through the precious gift of sight.



Our bright yellow recycling box located at the Boulevard and Washington has collected over 2,000 pairs of glasses during the past two years.  Thank you for your contribution.

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