Committees contribute to the success of a club by concentrating on a specific area and making sure that the club’s goals in that area are met. Typically, committees are formed to focus on areas such as club meeting programs, community service, fundraising projects, club finances, membership development, public relations and constitution and by-laws. Clubs may form additional committees as deemed necessary.

MEMBERSHIP - YES, WE NEED MEMBERS!
GREETERS - Just like it sounds, you will be welcomed with open arms at every meeting of the Murrysville Lions Club.
FINANCE - This committee is responsible for overseeing the monetary condition of the Club. It's main activity is the audit of the Treasurer's Books every year. In addition it monitors dues activities and makes recommendations accordingly.
COUPON BOOKS - This book of coupons offers attractive discounts at a wide variety of area merchants and businesses.
PROGRAM/SOCIAL EVENTS - This Committee schedules the bi-monthly speakers as directed by the King Lion.
CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS - This Committee is responsible for maintaining the Club's policies.  Any item not covered by the Constitution or Bylaws is covered by Robert's Rules of Order.
CONVENTION - This Committee promotes attendance to the yearly District, State and International conventions.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST – This popular “all you can eat” event is an excellent opportunity to come and have a hearty breakfast with friends.
BROOM SALE - This is an activity long associated with the Lions Club. Brooms that are acquired through the Westmoreland Co. Blind Association, along with other specialty Lions items, are available for purchase twice a year at locations in the community.
PRE-SCHOOL VISION - In cooperation with the Westmoreland Regional Hospital and Pittsburgh Vision Services, Lions Club members screen pre-school children to detect deviations from normal vision to prevent serious vision impairment through early treatment.
YOUTH ACTIVITIES - Student of the Month: An outstanding
Senior is honored each month of the school term. A scholarship is awarded to one student from this group based on community service.
Youth Seminar: This 3-day program interacts our high school students with others of Westmoreland County in an excellent youth leadership program.
TEEN AGE GOLF LEAGUE - This program, started in 1971, provides 6 weeks of competitive golf for girls and boys 13 years of age and older. Players are organized in flights and trophies are awarded to flight winners, and the TAG Champion.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS - In October, Lions Clubs International joins forces with local schools and agencies to educate our youth on the hazards of drug and alcohol abuse.  It's called the Red Ribbon Campaign.
WHITE CANE DAYS - Once a year the membership solicits funds at locations around the community to support Lions sight and diabetes programs.
COMMUNITY SERVICE - PA CleanWays: Twice a year the club members collect trash along Bulltown and Tarr Hollow roads.
TRAFFORD ROAD GARDEN - With the refurbishing of Rt. 22, the Municipality ended-up with a series of "islands" at the various jughandles and on the Rt. 22 median.  With sponsorship from MSA, the Lions adopted the plot at the end of Trafford Rd.
SIGHT, HEARING DIABETES - Eyesight and Hearing Tests: Free tests are offered as a participating partner in the annual Rotary Club’s Blood Test Program.
TV Enlarger Loan Program: Reading is a luxury missed by the visually impaired. This apparatus uses a camera over a flat movable table to display on a monitor an enlarged version of any print material.
Recycle for Sight: Year round Lions recycle used eyeglasses to help millions of sight-impaired people throughout developing countries. Every year, May designated as Recycle for Sight Month as a way to educate the public about the continuing need for used eyeglasses.
ATTENDANCE & AWARDS - It is the responsibility of this Committee to monitor attendance of members, establish make-up rules and verify that members have fulfilled attendance requirements. Perfect attendance awards are available for members who have attended every regularly scheduled meeting for twelve months or more, making up missed meetings in accordance with the club’s policies. Recognition maintains morale in the club.
PUBLIC RELATIONS - Develops and implements a comprehensive public relations program to ensure that the Club is positively received and
supported by community members. This Committee will encompass both ongoing club publicity, and promoting special events, such as fundraising and service activities.
BULLETIN - Equally important to PR is internal communication. The Bulletin Editor publishes the LIONEWS, Murrysville's monthly newsletter to help keep the members informed.
SENIOR GRADUATION PICTURES - Professional quality pictures are taken of the individual graduating students as they receive their diplomas.
CHILI BOWL - The Club runs this fundraiser on the Saturday before Super Bowl Sunday.
SALVATION ARMY - Every year in December the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions join forces to ring the bells for the Salvation Army.