Multiple District 33 in Massachusetts is comprised of 5 Sub-Districts Y, A, N, K & S.  Together they comprise 250 Lions Clubs.

Learn more about MD33 Lions by visiting their website

Today, the Lions of Massachusetts continue to meet that challenge through our efforts with Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc..

Each year since 1952 Massachusetts Lions Eye Research has been one of our main projects.  Learn more about Eye Research by visiting their website.

Do all Lions Clubs in  Massachusetts offer the same programs?

While our main mission is to eradicate preventable blindness, each Lions District in Massachusetts offers a program that is unique to them.  Here are some of them:

District Y Orthoptic Clinic

The District 33-Y Lions Orthoptic Clinic was founded in 1951 by the late Lion Russell S. Koch who became the Clinic’s first president. Since that time this non-profit, patient-oriented program has served thousands in western and central Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and New York suffering from eye muscle imbalance issues.  This is a legacy the Lions are truly proud of!   Visit District Y's Orthoptic Clinic

District 33A Sight & Hearing Fund

This special fund is set up to help those with demonstrated financial need obtain the care they need for vision and hearing problems.  Information can be obtained from their website District 33A Sight & Hearing Fund

District 33N

 District 33N has a modern Eyemobile (a vision and hearing screening clinic) on wheels able to go into each community.  The district also supports a Visual Aids Foundation which makes available low vision equipment and supplies to those in need.  Visit District N Website.

District 33K Eyemobile

District 33S

The Lions of District 33S have an eyemobile, an Eye Bank, and a Hearing fund. For more information about District 33S programs visit their website.