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2012-2013 International President Wayne A. Madden reflects on the humanitarian impact of Lions in countries all over the world.
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1998-1999 International President Kajit Habanananda reflects on Lions' aid and recovery efforts after a tsunami struck Thailand.
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[mp4] Lions Take ActionBound by kindness and driven by the desire to create a better world, Lions club members are making their mark in communities everywhere.
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Lions specialty clubs help meet people's passion, wherever that passion lies. The ECAD Lions Club Branch in Connecticut works with Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities (ECAD), a local organization that trains and places Service Dogs for…
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With over 400 members, the Seal Beach Lions Club in California is the largest Lions club in the United States. They engage members and community by making their club fun and visible, involving family and youth volunteers, and empowering Lions to…
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[mp4] Lions Serve SafelyAs the world faces the challenges of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Lions recognize that kindness matters now more than ever. For the most up-to-date information on our response to the coronavirus, visit lionsclubs.org/coronavirus.
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LCIF grants make early detection of diabetes and access to care possible for countless people worldwide.
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The Lions Charity Shop in Carnlough, Northern Ireland, was created by the Antrim Coast Lions Club as a response to the housing crisis in Bosnia for refugees. The shop not only brings in funds for local, national and international causes, but it has…
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Lions club members are service-driven entrepreneurs, creating innovative solutions to meet the needs of communities worldwide. From establishing partnerships with local business to delivering new equipment to communities in need, Lions are always…
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In Kolkata, Lions organize a diabetic screening camp at the train station to raise awareness and screen blood sugar. Early detection is critical in India where the onset of diabetes occurs, on average, between age 25-34. This is almost 20 years…