Festival of the Fourth is right around the corner! GELC could not do it without our many volunteers and the generous community members and businesses for their sponsorship’s. We are seeking committed Corporate Sponsors. Please contact us via email if you are interested in how you might be able to help. Please visit our donate page to help keep […]
Coach’s!!! Our Coach’s have been invited to attend the MSU Spring Coach’s Clinic. If you are interested, please email us to reserve a spot! It will be held March 23rd and 24th. Space is limited. We hope to see you there!
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Gallatin County is once again hosting their BIG EVENT. Visit their website for updates on location and tickets. GELC will be volunteering again this year and would love to see you.
Our Foundation’s mission is to provide financial assistance to help local citizens improve their hearing and vision. The money we raise stays in the principal account forever, while the interest pays for glasses, hearing aids, and even surgeries.
Recycle your aluminum cans in our bins around Bozeman, and the Lions will use the money we make to fund our Foundation’s projects.
Locations: Home Depot, WalMart, Billion Auto Group, & Softball Fields off Highland Blvd
Hyalite Youth Camp is located on the easterly shore of Hyalite Reservoir about 12 miles by road south of Bozeman, MT. The camp has been operated, maintained, and improved by Hyalite Youth Camp, Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) Corporation consisting of members of the Bozeman Gallatin Empire Lions Club and associates since 1996. However, the camp has been operated and improved by various civic clubs since the 1930s.
The LEO Club at Bozeman High School is a student led club that focuses on community service. Students make life long friends, gain experience through actual service projects that benefit the community and seek opportunities to help others around them.
We are excited for the 2016 School year!
Our members personally deliver a U.S. flag to each first grader in the area (about 400), and provide information about the history and meaning of the flag.
Hundreds of 7th and 8th Graders run, jump and throw each year in the Gary Tschache Track Meet at Bozeman High. These students represent 25 schools in and around the Gallatin Valley.
We regret to inform the community we will no longer be offering the program do to the lack of participants. Thank you for an amazing 25 years!
For more than 30 years, 5th and 6th Graders have learned to play football in our program. Each year about 320 kids from throughout the Gallatin Valley participate. Contact us by email if you are interested in Coaching the 2016 season!