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[doc] The ParadeEach year, Lions from as many as 130 countries participate in a procession on the second day of the International Convention, a tradition dating back to the early 1920s. Many Lions don traditional dress, colors or costumes for the march.
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[doc] Expanding to AfricaIn 1953, Algeria became the first country in Africa to have a chartered Lions club.
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[doc] Founder Melvin JonesMelvin Jones, an insurance salesman from Chicago, founded the Lions Clubs in 1917.
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[doc] Vision ScreeningVision screening is a long-standing Lions tradition that saves sight and saves lives.
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[doc] Feeding the HungryLions worldwide have embraced projects to end hunger and promote better nutrition.
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[doc] Community CleanupFrom roadsides to mountainsides, Lions work to repair, beautify and restore community surroundings.
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[doc] Pressing OnIn the 1920s, Lions clubs continued to expand and serve communities with such projects as fundraising for a children's hospital.
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1982-1983 International President Everett J. Grindstaff reflects on the grassroots nature of Lions programs.
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[doc] Helen KellerHelen Keller inspired Lions to commit to ending preventable blindness and serving the visually impaired.
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[doc] Freedom to MoveLions in Australia are helping children and adults with mobility programs achieve new levels of independence.