Learn about Lions Clubs International's legacy of helping the blind and visually impaired and see how we're continuing this work today.
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Shreya, a 13-year-old girl from Kerala, India, has an idea of what peace should mean to the world. She brought that idea to life through a powerful essay earning her the grand prize in the Lions Clubs International Peace Essay Contest.
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World Food Program USA and Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) are pleased to announce a $4 million partnership in support of the United Nations World Food Programme's homegrown school meals program in four countries.
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Learn about International White Cane Safety Day and find activities that your club can lead to raise white cane awareness.
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Global Action Team Leaders from across the United States discuss strategies and resources you can use to grow your club.
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SightFirst: To strengthen eye care systems in underserved communities, enabling them to fight blindness and vision loss and assist those who are blind or visually impaired.
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Learn more about how Lions offer an opportunity for visually impaired young people to express their feelings of peace through the International Essay Contest — with a USD$5,000 grand prize.
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The earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria devastated communities, homes and families. When a humanitarian crisis of this magnitude strikes, Lions are among the first to respond.
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[doc] Expanding HorizonsHarry A. Newman of Toronto became Lion’s first international president in 1924 as Lions Clubs expanded beyond the U.S.
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