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Last Modified on 2007-11-09

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How are the LCIF grant programs funded?
Grants are made possible by donations from Lions clubs and individual members worldwide. Interest on investments, gifts from corporations and the general public are also funding sources. LCIF does not receive any portion of Lions membership dues.

Is there grant money available for my individual club?
Most grants require the participation of a district, either single, sub or multiple. But the International Assistance Grant allows a sponsoring Lions club or district to partner with a host club or district in the country where the project will take place. Note that even though grants to individual clubs are limited, a club can participate in any number of service projects funded by grants. One such example is building homes in coordination with Habitat for Humanity. For information, contact LCIF at 630-571-5466, ext. 580 or e-mail us.

Does LCIF make grants directly to an individual?
No, there is no program for making grants to an individual; instead, LCIF grants are made to Lions districts, multiple districts and clubs.

Why do Lions need LCIF?
LCIF is a necessary and vital tool for Lions, helping Lions serve others.

  • LCIF helps LCI respond effectively to global problems.
  • LCIF enables Lions to help others in times of disaster and natural calamity. LCIF funds projects too big for districts or clubs to do on their own.
  • LCIF responds to the local needs of Lions and develops grant programs that serve community needs.

 

 
 
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