Let me introduce one of the most energetic groups of young people I have ever met! "The Warwood School LEOS"!  It seems that there is no project too large or too hard for them to tackle.

Since 1957, the LEOS have grown from a single club in Abington, Pennsylvania, to an International Lions Club project that reaches around the world.  The first club created the LEO acronym - Leadership, Equality (later changed to Experience), and Opportunity.  The chosen colors were maroon and gold.

Through LEO membership, young people develop leadership, organizational, and social skills.  They learn the values and rewards of service to others.  They choose projects and then plan and execute them.  They make new friends, and view the world through another perspective.  As community volunteers, LEOS develop confidence and organizational skills while experiencing teamwork.

The sponsoring Lions Club enjoys the rewards of working with the LEOS on some projects, and see our youth in action in a positive role.  LEOS are a "win - win situation" for all involved.