LeClaire Lions Club Service Scholarship

The LeClaire Lions Club was chartered in 1974. Lions Clubs are recognized worldwide for service to people. Today, Lions extend their commitment to sight and hearing conservation and to youth programs throughout the world. LeClaire Lions Club cooperates with the University of Iowa Eye Bank and with cochlear implants to hearing impaired.

Founded in 1917, the association’s motto is “We Serve.” Known primarily for supporting programs to fight the major causes of preventable and reversible blindness, the Lions Clubs are groups of service-minded men and women who are interested in improving their communities. Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization with 1.3 million members in 45,000 clubs in 205 countries and geographic areas. Lions are men and women who volunteer their time to humanitarian causes. Because Lions Clubs are local, each individual club has an opportunity to serve the unique needs of their communities. And because Lions Clubs are global, Lions Clubs International can address challenges that go beyond borders.

The Guidance Office and a representative of LeClaire Lions Club will select the student that Most exemplifies the Lions’ motto of “We Serve.”

Criteria to Apply:

Be a graduating senior of PVHS
Student who has gone beyond the community service requirements for graduation
Special consideration will be given to a student that has served those with sight and/or hearing impairments
Special consideration will be given for the student with the greatest financial need

Scholarship Personal Statement/Essay:

Personal Statement 1: How has the Service Learning Requirement provided you the impetus to go above and beyond what was required?
Personal Statement 2: Describe circumstances in your family that illustrate financial need.
In less than 250 words (1700 characters), please tell us why you've chosen your field of study.
In less than 250 words (1700 characters), please tell us what your plans are after your post-secondary education is complete.
In less than 250 words (1700 characters), please tell us about one of the following: your ability to problem solve, work with others, and/or your dedication to the community.
In less than 250 words (1700 characters), please tell us how you've overcome an obstacle.
In less than 250 words (1700 characters), please tell us anything else about yourself you think the selection committee would like to know.Click here to Apply for a Scholarship