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Conroe Noon Lions: Hear the Lions roar. $250,000 given, 15,000 service hours and more
By Lake Conroe
· July 10, 2026
· 3 min read
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The Conroe Noon Lions Club closed its 2025–26 fiscal year with expanded community programs, new partnerships, and more than $250,000 donated throughout the community, including over $100,000 to Lone Star Family Health Center, continuing its long tradition of service across Montgomery County. During
Key takeaway Plus, our biggest commitment to date a $100,000 partnership with Lone Star Family Health Center for a new Vision Center.
Why this matters in Willis
The Conroe Noon Lions Club's impressive donations and volunteer hours have a direct impact on the lives of Montgomery County residents, including those in Willis. The club's $100,000 partnership with Lone Star Family Health Center to establish a new Vision Center will likely benefit local families who rely on the center for healthcare services. Additionally, the club's support for Reaves Elementary School and scholarship awards for local high school seniors will contribute to the educational well-being of children in the area. As a community that shares the risks of Gulf hurricanes and flooding with neighboring Conroe, Willis residents may also appreciate the club's disaster relief efforts, such as its contribution to Kerrville flood relief. The Conroe Noon Lions Club's commitment to service is a valuable asset to the community, and its expanded programs and partnerships will likely continue to make a positive difference in the lives of those living in and around Willis.
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Published: July 10, 2026 ·
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What is this story about? The Conroe Noon Lions Club closed its 2025–26 fiscal year with expanded community programs, new partnerships, and more than $250,000 donated throughout the community, including over $100,000 to Lone Star Family Health Center, continuing its long tradition of service across Montgomery County. During
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