At Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), fighting measles is one of our greatest humanitarian efforts. Measles is a real concern, especially in underdeveloped parts of the world. Over 400 people die from measles each day…
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[mp4] Learn. Lead. Grow.Learning is part of the human experience. It empowers us to improve our thinking, our feeling, our communication, and our service. When Lions and Leos put learning into action, leadership happens.
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Cross was three years old when his sight was saved through a Colorado Lions' KidSight vision sreening. Today he doesn't remember a world without his "magic glasses."
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Read about how Lions in Wisconsin are turning the tables on restaurants. Instead of asking local restaurants to support their clubs, they are supporting the restaurants hard hit by COVID-19.
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Did you know that in 2007, researchers and the Lions Clubs of Iowa partnered to combat Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA). By 2018, a treatment was ready for those effected by the disease. Read more…
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Read about the Downtown San Diego Lions Club Welfare Foundation, who made a US$400,000 gift to support the UC San Diego Shiley Eye Institute’s BioBank—the largest gift the organization has made to a…
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In Busan Metro City, where a lot of impoverished people reside, there is a “Jjokbang” village. “Jjokbang” refers to a residence with only one room divided into several smaller spaces, where only one…
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As we look toward our centennial celebration, Lions are encouraged to help reach the Centennial Service Challenge goal of serving 100 million people by 2018 through youth, environment, vision and hunger projects.
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In the second panel of the Oct. 2 Lions Champions of Change event, six Lions from across the country gathered to discuss service, humanitarian aid and youth development programs. At the invitation of the White House, more than…
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This is one man's journey to becoming a Lion.