Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) offers a variety of funding options to support various stages for disaster relief operations, including Disaster Preparedness, Emergency, Community Recovery and Major Catastrophe…
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The Fight Against Diabetes Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) and World Diabetes Foundation (WDF) are collaborating to fight against diabetes, a growing epidemic worldwide. The project, “Promote Early Prevention and…
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In this issue of Lions Quarterly Video Magazine, hear how Lions around the world are making it their priority to benefit the well-being of children, watch how the Lions who established the Melvin Jones Health Center help a young boy return to school…
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The founder and guiding light of the Lions club in Ponce Inlet, Florida—the late Constance D. Hunter—was a remarkable, generous woman. To honor her larger-than-life legacy, club members constructed a magnificent fountain…
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According to its Ministry of Health, Kenya has a shortage of ear, nose, and throat (ENT) health care. There are more than 600,000 Kenyans who cannot hear properly. Without access to early treatment, they are at risk of…
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We know just how important our global foundation is to our mission, and to our ability to serve. Our latest challenge is this: Our world is in need. Our communities are in need. Some are fighting diabetes, others are hungry, others are losing their…
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In the July 2016 Lions Quarterly, watch how Lions and Leos are stepping onto the field through inclusive sports in partnership with Special Olympics; visit Camp Leo where children learn to manage their diabetes while having fun and forming deep…
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Read about how the Braunschweig Lions Club launched the project “Our Superheroes” based on an idea by the Italian photographer and visual artist Josh Rossi.
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Read about how the Lions Press Center is the association’s first online newsroom designed for both journalists and clubs.
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Read about how the Adams Lions Club purchased EnChroma glasses to help color blind students see in color for the first time.