Leo Club of University of Colombo

  Project LeoLink On the evening of October 28, 2023, a momentous event unfolded in the realm of Leoism, transcending geographical boundaries and uniting individuals from across the globe. The Leo Club of University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, and the Platinum Leo Club in Nigeria came together to introduce 'Project LeoLink,' an extraordinary journey of sharing, connecting, and learning. As the clock struck 8 PM in Sri Lanka, the Twitter Space and Facebook Live platforms burst into life, extending a warm welcome to participants from both nations. This event, led by resource persons Leo Lion Bhanuka Premarathna and Lion Adebimpe Balogun MJF NLCF, was an electrifying experience that underscored Leoism's capacity to foster global unity. Leo Lion Bhanuka Premarathna's wisdom and Lion Adebimpe Balogun's wealth of experience added depth to the virtual gathering, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening. The event's timing, synchronizing the clocks of Sri Lanka a

  CINEMANIA The Leo Club of University of Colombo hosted a spine-tingling movie night on October 11, 2023. The event known as 'Cinemania' featured the terrifying horror film 'The Nun 2' and the aroma of fresh popcorn wafting through the air, filled with thrills and chills. But this wasn't just an ordinary movie night. This was organized with the aim of raising funds for the upcoming community service projects of UOC Leo Club. It all began with the idea of organizing a different fundraiser event than traditional ones. Selecting the perfect film for the event was a delightful challenge. We wanted to create an experience that would be memorable for our audience. So, we selected 'NUN 2', a terrifying tale that had our audience gripping their seats in fear. This movie night was held in a university hall with university students as the audience, which was transformed into a ghoulish movie theatre for the evening. Dimmed lights and other decorations created a

  Project “Api Apima” World Children's Day is a day to celebrate the pure and boundless joy that children bring into our lives. It's also a day to reflect on the challenges they face and how we can make a positive impact. On this Children’s Day, Leo Club of University of Colombo took the opportunity to do just that, and the experience was nothing short of heartwarming. On that special day, we set out to bring smiles to the faces of the children in Lawris Children’s Home, Borella. Our mission was simple: to share love, laughter, and valuable resources with these young souls. What transpired was a day filled with camaraderie, sharing, and inspiration. We began the event with a warm welcome and an opportunity to bond over a friendly gathering. It was a chance for the children to feel comfortable and at ease. We aimed to provide them with a delightful dinner and essential school supplies to support their educational journeys. Stationaries and other crucial items found their wa

Waffles and Coffee Hut Leo club of University of Colombo had the incredible opportunity to set up a stall at the Lions Get-Together 2023 event on August 2nd, 2023. We were thrilled to be a part of this gathering and seized the chance to make a positive impact. Our stall featured a delightful spread of waffles and iced coffee, and the project unfolded seamlessly as a single-phase endeavor. The primary objective of this project was to generate funds for future initiatives and projects undertaken by our club. Lions Get-Together 2023 gave us a unique platform to achieve this goal. We are grateful for the participation of  Leos and Leos.  T his event attracted a diverse crowd, which meant reached a wide array of lot of customers to us. We were heartened by the overwhelmingly positive feedback we received from the visitors to our stall. Their kind words and appreciation served as a testament to our hard work and dedication to making this fundraising effort a success. Not only did we rais

Leo Tree Plantation Challenge 2023 Leo Club of University of Colombo had organized ‘Leo Tree Plantation Challenge 2023’; the initiative for the program was taken by several International Leo Clubs. Through the great commitment and contribution of the committee members and the club members, the tree plantation program was successfully completed on the 14 th of August at Balapokuna Rajamaha Viharaya in Pamankada. We all know that trees are a valuable resource given to us by nature. Nowadays, this forest resource is being destroyed as a side effect of globalization and technological advancement. All the inhabitants of the world have to face the bad consequences of deforestation. A major adverse effect of deforestation is global warming, which threatens the entire living community. Destruction of forests, which are sources of oxygen, will one day teach the value of trees to all living things. Leo Club of University of Colombo, as a socially responsible association wanted to pass a m

Ashirwada Pooja’23     Ashirwada Pooja’23 , an initiative by Leo Club of University of Colombo was held on 31 st of July at Vajirarama Temple Bambalapitya, Jumma Masjid Bambalapitya, St. Mary Church Bambalapitya, and Pillyar Kovil Bambalapitya. This project is a beautiful demonstration of interfaith harmony and aimed to seek blessings from four religions to pave the way for a successful year ahead. The heartfelt cooperation from revered individuals in each religious establishment and the unwavering dedication of the Leos of UOC played a pivotal role in making this project a resounding success. In a world often plagued by religious divisions, Ashirwada Pooja’23 is a beacon of hope and unity. Recognizing the importance of embracing diversity, Leo Club of University of Colombo took the initiative to celebrate different faiths by visiting four prominent religious places on the same day. The project's purpose was not only to seek blessings for the club's future endeavors but a

Project Sathkara The objective of this project is to enhance the quality of education and encourage reading habits among students by donating books to the libraries of Sri Sumangala College, Iriyawetiya and Bandaranayake College, Hunupitiya. By addressing the need for improving literacy rates, promoting mental health, and fostering personal development in the targeted schools, this project aims to make a positive impact on the students and the community as a whole. The implementation of the project “Sathkara” involved several steps. Club members collected books for the project through extensive sharing and networking, garnering support from various individuals who contributed to the book donations. They worked tirelessly to sort, pack, and transport the collected books to the selected schools. Sri Sumangala College, Iriyawetiya and Bandaranayake College, Hunupitiya were chosen based on their need for additional library resources and the potential impact on students' education. The