The Frenchtown Lions need your old Eyeglasses and Hearing Aids. Yes that's right, your eye prescription from 1986, even mounted in those trendy round tortoise shell peepers of the day, may actually help someone else see better. The lenses can be reused to make a new pair of glasses for someone less fortunate. Please bring your old glasses and hearing aids to one of two Frenchtown Lions collection points sooner rather than later. The boxes look like blue and gold mailboxes, well they are actually, and can be found near the entrance of the IGA and on the corner of Bridge and South Harrison streets in Frenchtown.

The Frenchtown Lions Club Welcomes You

The Frenchtown Lions Club was formed in 1936 by civic minded community members. As part of the international Lions organization, the club serves to raise funds to improve eyesight and eye health globally. Locally the club freely contributes to the needs of the Frenchtown community including fire and flood relief, various civic programs and community based festivities for children and grown-ups alike. The Lions invite all residents of Frenchtown and the surrounding community to get involved. It's your community, why not get involved and help make it what you want it to be?

News and Announcements

Lions Annual Commuity Service Award Winners of the Paul Snyder Community Service Award Graduating 8th Grade Frenchtown Elementary, Sara Kunzmann Graduating Del-Val Senior, Sajan Patel Winner of the Frenchtown Lions Citizen of the Year Award Walter Schneiderwind Frenchtown Community Garden The community garden is open for planting and there are still a few plots available. If you have any questions or would like to sign up, please contact John Mizin at (908) 996-6430.

Frenchtown Lions Club Officers

President: Al Giaretta
Secretary: Harry Cooley
Treasurer: Karen Gaul

Past President: Gil Dick
Past Secretary: William Ferry
Past Treasurer: Sally Creswell