LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. — The Lake Oswego Lions Club, in partnership with the VisionEnvoy Club Branch, will host its 77th Annual Fourth of July Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, July 4, beginning at 7 a.m. at George Rogers Park.
The longstanding Independence Day tradition has brought the Lake Oswego community together for more than seven decades. Organizers say families, neighbors, and visitors can expect a classic pancake breakfast in a park setting, along with a strong sense of community and service that reflects the mission of Lions Clubs.
The annual event is supported by local participants, sponsors, and volunteers whose contributions help sustain the popular gathering year after year. Proceeds and community engagement efforts tied to the event support the club’s broader service initiatives.
“This is our 77th year hosting the Fourth of July Pancake Breakfast, and we are honored to once again bring this tradition to George Rogers Park,” said Bonnie Roeder, president of the Lake Oswego Lions Club. “The support of our community, sponsors, and volunteers is what makes this event possible year after year.”
Community members interested in volunteering, sponsorship opportunities, or attending the event are encouraged to contact the Lake Oswego Lions Club directly for more information.
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