Learn how chartering a "Champions" Lions club focusing on projects that serve Special Olympics athletes can help you build an accepting community for people with intellectual disabilities.
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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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See how the Global Service Team (GST) helps clubs identify resources and use best practices to improve their projects and, by extension, their impact. Get all the GST tools you need here.
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In this video, learn about LCIF's donor recognition programs through individual giving in support of LCIF, including the Melvin Jones Fellowship.
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[mp4] The Rhythm of ServiceAnswer President Jung-Yul Choi’s call to join together to the beat of humanity and serve through diversity.
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Find out how Lions clubs can encourage youth to serve in their communities with the Young Leaders in Service Award.
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Explore financial resources, including expense claims forms for current and past international officers, directors and district governors and reimbursement policies.
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Catch a glimpse of the first 100 years of Lions in our Centennial segment; learn how Lions in Hawaii are fighting hunger with a community garden; see youth embrace peace at a Lions camp in Norway; and more.
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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…
