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The Minnesota Vikings have once again stepped up and donated to the DCTC Lions Club a signed jersey (Defensive End Danielle Hunter) to be used as the grand prize drawing for the annual Chili Cook-Off! Hunter’s signature on
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The DCTC Lions and the DCTC Veterans Club are teaming up to bring awareness of suicide, especially among veterans. The walk around Como Lake features gifted speakers who inspire us and inform us of how we can help. Walk
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If you served in any way in any event the DCTC Lions Club sponsored last year, we want to say THANK YOU! We’re having a BBQ at Lebanon Hills (park entrance on Cliff Road near Hwy 3) to show our appreciation and have
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That was fun! The DCTC Lions Club prepared and served dinner for those in need at the U of M Ronald McDonald House on Wednesday, Feb. 1. Great crew and the guests were very appreciative! Happy to serve!
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Congratulations to the newly elected Lions Club Board! Winning re-election as president is Nicole Evridge. Other positions include Vice-President Averi Davis; Vice-President Richard Sonke; Director of Event Planning Stefan
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Interested in joining the most active club on campus, the Lions Club? We have only two meetings: one in January and one in May. The rest of the semester we communicate through email, projects, and to those who can make it,
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The end of the semester Lions Club party will be at the Visitor Center at Lebanon Hills park in Eagan. The good times begin at 6:00 p.m. Sandwiches and hot chocolate provided. Hike is professionally led by a naturalist and
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The Lions Club is leading the campus-wide effort to help support 360 Communities, our local Rosemount food shelf. Please bring in non-perishable food items starting November 13 and running through November 30. On Dec. 1, we
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We’re getting a group together to help put together food packets for Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack in Inver Grove Heights. If you have not been to one of these mobile packs, it’s definitely a fun time and for a good
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The DCTC Lions Club is once again volunteering to help build a home for a family less fortunate. This very popular effort has a limit of ten students and filled up quite quickly. The home will be in South St. Paul, and all
