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Part two of our three-part series of 2018-2019 presidential videos—Lions are innovating the way they serve. Through creative problem-solving and the utilization of technology, they’re pursuing a new horizon of global good.
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Learn more about Lions global causes: diabetes, childhood cancer, hunger, environment and vision. It is a global movement of service.
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Lions taught visually impaired students in Nairobi how to play football with a special kind of ball. “A Ball for All” is a program founded by a Lion that distributes the balls to children for free, making the game for everyone. Thank you, Lions!
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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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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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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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With every grant we give, our history grows, along with the impact of Lions.
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Following the devastation of Miyako City by a tsunami that killed 420 people and destroyed thousands of buildings, the Hidamari Branch Lions Club with the support of Lions Clubs International Foundation purchased a handicraft center and a food truck…
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Following the massive earthquake that struck Nepal, killing nearly 9,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless, the Lions of Nepal secured funding through Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) to rebuild the schools in the region.…
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In this LQ, see how Lions provide disaster relief in Japan and New Zealand; Lions in South Dakota transform a former disaster site; a Lions program in Australia helps troubled young people; and Lions in California help the visually impaired.