Supplying essential, lifesaving equipment to local organisations empowers them to respond effectively in emergencies and protect our community.
St George Hospital Birthing Unit
Our donated equipment for new mothers and their newborns provides them with quality medical care during + after childbirth.
Marine Rescue
We have donated the latest training equipment - to assist the marine responders when in an emergency.
St George Community Transport
Supporting the community wellbeing by donating lifesaving equipment.
Cancer Care
The Club has long history supporting this cause via multiple donations and fundraising activities.
St George Hospital Birthing Unit
Lugarno Lions continues to support vital community services through a recent donation of essential equipment to the St George Hospital Birthing Unit.
This contribution helps ensure that new mothers and their newborns receive the highest standard of practical medical care during and after childbirth.
Fundraising Projects
100% funds donated by the public through fundraising are directed to community + other projects.
Hydrotherapy Pool at St George Hospital (in conjunction with other local Lions clubs).
Cancer Research Laboratory for the Royal Hospital for Women.
Significant contributions to the Calvary Hospital Building Fund.
Supporting local organisations such as State Emergency Services + Rural Fire Service.
Marine Rescue
Lugarno Lions has donated four adult and one child mannequin to Marine Rescue Port Hacking. These state-of-the-art training mannequins are equipped with advanced technology that provides real-time feedback and performance analysis.
This allows Marine Rescue volunteers to refine their first aid and resuscitation techniques, ensuring they are fully prepared to respond effectively in emergencies.
Cancer Care
St George Hospital
The Lions Club of Lugarno has a long history of supporting St George Hospital, including funding the Cancer Care Centre.
They have made significant donations, such as a $30,000 cheque at their 50th anniversary celebration, and have also been involved in fundraising events like the Georges River Council Charity Golf Day, with proceeds going to the Cancer Care Centre.
St George Community Transport
The Lions Club of Lugarno has reaffirmed its dedication to community wellbeing with a donation to St George Community Transport. The funds will go toward replacing defibrillator batteries on buses and at the Mortdale office, ensuring this lifesaving equipment is always ready for use in an emergency.
Chief Executive Natasha Stokes said the donation enhances passenger safety and provides peace of mind for those who depend on the service for essential appointments and daily activities.
