‘INSPIRING OTHERS TO SERVE’
A Message from District Governor Murray Wegner
District Governor Murray Wegner has outlined a clear and inspiring direction for Lions District 201Q4 as we move into the 2026–27 Lions year. His vision places strong emphasis on service, member satisfaction, and strengthening the impact Lions make across Queensland communities.
“To grow our District out of transition through Inspiring Others to Serve, increasing member satisfaction and strengthening community impact.” — DG Murray Wegner
This guiding statement reflects Murray’s commitment to revitalising our district, empowering clubs, and ensuring Lions continue to be recognised as leaders in community service.
Working Together for a Stronger District
DG Murray has expressed his commitment to working closely with Cabinet members, club leaders, and website administrators to ensure information remains accurate, accessible, and up to date. His collaborative approach sets a positive tone for the year ahead, encouraging unity and shared purpose across District 201Q4.
Focus Areas for 2026-2027:
- Encourage Clubs to have a Service Chair
- Encourage Clubs to have a Signature Service project ie purely Service , not Fundraising
- Each District is required to focus on two Global Causes – I have chosen Vision and Environment. Engage with the Lions Eye Health program (LEHP) and the Green Canopy program
- Encourage Clubs to complete a Club Goal Statement
- Strive for 2 new Clubs and 2 new Club Branches
- Revitalise succession planning in Clubs
- Target 2.1 – Clubs to strive for a net growth of 2 members and 1 new/revitalised service project
- Strengthen Club awareness of need to financially support LMRF, ALF and LCIF
- Grow the successful “Free Trade Day” project
- Promote Club Social Media chair/Marketing roles to increase Lions brand awareness
- Strengthen collaboration and engagement among Clubs through cross-club service projects – strengthen relationships, increase service impact, increase attendance at our Zone meetings and District Convention