Where There's A Need, There's A Rockton Lion
Rockton Lions Club
The Rockton Lions have been serving the Rockton, Illinois and state-line area since 1938. With a large membership, we are able to host many local fund-raisers and service projects. Just a few include Candy Day, Flower Day, Wimpy's Christmas Auction, and delivering Wimpy's Fund gifts. In addtion we help provide hearing screening, blood drives, providing eye glasses to area children, downtown planting projects, and Old Settlers Days. The profits from the fund raisers are funneled directly back into our community serving the needs of other organizations and individuals, while focusing on sight and sound related disabilities. The Rockton Lions Club of Rockton Illinois is a 501(c)3 organization. You can contact us at rockton@rocktonlions.com or contact our President, Lion Chris Weaver.
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Joining the Rockton Lions and serving your community is fun and rewarding. Would you like to become a Member of the Rockton Lions Club? It’s EASY and it’s a fun way to get involved in your community. Meetings… Read More
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Meat Raffles from the Rockton Lions
Meat Raffle Dates November 22nd January 10th February 7th Time Starts at 2:00 PM Location FIBS105 W Main StreetRockton, IL Format 6 Rounds + 50/50 Raffle Meat Raffles are hosted by the Rockton Lions several times throughout the… Read More
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Jack Lovejoy Memorial Golf Outing 2026
Saturday, September 12th, 2026 Benefiting the Jack Lovejoy Scholarship FundHosted by the Rockton Lions Club Macktown Golf Course2221 Freeport RdRockton, IL 61072 9:00am: Registration begins10:00am: Shotgun start/Brats & dogs at the Clubhouse2:30pm: Pavilion opens/Live… Read More
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The Rockton Lions has been serving Rockton, Illinois and the state-line area since 1938. With a strong and diverse membership, we host many local fund-raisers and service projects. Just a few include Candy Day, Flower Day, Christmas Auction, and delivering Wimpy’s Fund gifts. In addition, we help provide hearing screening, blood drives, providing eye glasses to area children, downtown planting projects, and Old Settlers Days. The profits from the fundraisers are funneled directly back into our community serving the needs of other organizations and individuals while focusing on sight and sound-related disabilities.