You share our passion. You have ideas about how to improve your part of the world. And you know people who are willing to help. But there isn't a Lions club near you. Don't worry. That's exactly how many of our clubs get started.
Group Volunteer Activities
While community-based clubs are our tradition, we realize that one size does not fit all. That's why we offer several club types for you to choose from:
Traditional Lions clubs are ideal for bringing together a group of community-minded people to serve the needs of their community in any way – and can be formed anywhere.
Campus Lions clubs are designed for college and university students, administrators, faculty, alumni and other community-minded individuals. Members serve the campus community while developing valuable leadership and business skills.
Club branches enable a small group of people to form a Lions club and start making a difference in their community sooner. Members become part of an existing "parent" Lions club, but select their own projects and activities.
You can also start a new Lions club based on your interests or circumstances:
Perhaps you have a hobby you enjoy, a community project you'd like to work on or want group volunteer opportunities to do with business colleagues. If so, a Special Interest Lions club could be right for you.
Maybe you'd like to organize a club that includes members from distant geographic areas – or holds club meetings online for convenience. If so, a Cyber Lions club will help you conduct club business through the Internet.
You might prefer to work on projects that serve people with intellectual disabilities. If so, a Champions Lions Club in support of Special Olympics might be a good choice for you.
Whatever the case, we will help you start a Lions club that works best for you and your community.
