Leos Legacy 2024

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An awarding ceremony is more than just a glamorous event, it is like entering a realm where excellence is celebrated, achievements are honored. To celebrate the achievements and the contributions of the remarkable leos, the project Leos Ignite – Phase 02 “Leos Legacy 2024” by the Leo club of University of Colombo conducted an awarding ceremony at the Faculty of Management and Finance from 3.00 p.m. – 6.00 p.m.

The stage is set for the evening of celebration and recognition as members of the Leo club gather to honor the accomplishments of the leos. As the ceremony unfolds, speeches are delivered, tributes are paid and the whole event is filled with entertainment. The winners take to the stage to demonstrate their exemplary service and the awards are presented as a symbol of appreciation for their tireless efforts. Applause echoes through the venue, echoing the collective appreciation for their outstanding contributions to their respective fields. It’s being a moment of triumph, a culmination of countless hours of dedication, perseverance and sacrifice.

District President, Leo District 306 C1 – Leo Thimira Uyanhewage FLM was participated as the Chief guest and as the guest of honor, District Vice President, Leo District 306 C1 – Leo Nisal Dulmith FLM was participated. District Presidents Program Coordinators - Administration and Performance of new Club Extension and Alpha Leo Clubs – Leo Kalani Samarathunga FLM was participated as our guest. And also, the past club presidents were invited for the ceremony and the immediate past club president – Leo Haritha Vimukthi was at the ceremony. Specially the late Lion Sarath Wijechandra was commemorated at the event.

As the evening draws to a close, the spirit of optimism and the possibility permeates the room, inspiring next generation leaders. This awarding ceremony serves as a beacon of hope, guiding them on their path to creating a brighter, more compassionate world.

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