The festive season is getting closer, and our popular Lions Christmas Cakes and Puddings are now available!
Our traditional Christmas favourites are arriving at participating outlets, ready for you to enjoy with family and friends or give as a thoughtful Christmas gift.
Looking for a local outlet? Visit our website to find participating outlets and discover where you can purchase your Lions Christmas Cakes and Puddings.
The Lions Club of Brisbane Camp Hill Carindale is proud to support the young leaders of the Moreton Bay Boys’ College Leo Club as they continue to develop their leadership skills and serve their community.
On Thursday, Lion Kerry Kilpatrick and Lion John Wearne had the pleasure of attending an assembly at Moreton Bay Boys’ College to acknowledge the fantastic work the Leos have accomplished throughout the year.
Celebrating six decades of serving our local community, supporting those in need and bringing people together since 1966. Our History
On 14 August 2006, the Moreton Bay Boys’ College Leo Club was officially chartered with a simple but powerful vision: to give young people the opportunity to develop leadership skills, build friendships and make a meaningful difference in their community.
Twenty years later, that vision is stronger than ever!
Over the past two decades, hundreds of students have proudly worn the Leo badge, volunteering their time, fundraising for worthy causes and serving others. They have demonstrated that leadership is not simply about holding a position, but about taking action, showing kindness and making a difference.
In July 2026, our club presented a cheque for $5,000 to Community Friends, funds raised through our community fundraising.
The Lions Club of Brisbane Camp Hill Carindale held its 60th annual Changeover on Saturday 25 July at The Spicy Thai, Runcorn. It was well supported by fellow Lions, guests and friends, with 40 people in attendance at the Changeover dinner.
The President’s baton was passed from Lion Carl Miller to Lion Jorge Salles, who leads the club for the 2026–27 Lions year. He is joined by Secretary Mary McNeill, Treasurer Kevin Whitmee, Services Chairperson Darryl Moses and Membership Chairperson Libby Salles.
Members, partners and friends gathered on 9 May 2026 at Abruzzo Italian Club to celebrate 60 years of the Lions Club of Brisbane Camp Hill Carindale. 100 guests enjoyed dinner, music and speeches.
Since receiving our Charter on 6 August 1966, our members have served the communities of Camp Hill, Carina and Carindale. Thank you to everyone who has been part of our story, and to all who helped on the night.
On Anzac Day 2026, the Lions Club of Brisbane Camp Hill Carindale once again provided a BBQ at Bulimba Park, in support of the local RSL’s Anzac Day commemorations.
Our Lions members and volunteers cooked sausages and invited the community to make a donation in return. It’s a simple way to bring people together on this important day of remembrance while raising funds for a worthwhile cause.
All profits from the day, $1,500, are donated to Legacy Brisbane, helping support the families of veterans who have lost their lives or suffered injuries and illnesses as a result of their service. Legacy Brisbane supports 3,919 family members of fallen and injured veterans across south-east, central and western Queensland (figure from Legacy Brisbane, April 2026).
On Monday 26 January 2026, our club hosted its annual community citizenship ceremony at the Belmont Services Bowl Club in Carina, welcoming 48 new Australians. Cr Ryan Murphy presided over the ceremony.
We are local volunteers working together to strengthen our community, support local families and make a positive difference through practical service. Meet our members
