Club Branch

Club branches enable a small group of at least 5 people to form a Lions club and start making a difference in their community sooner. Wherever there is need, a club branch can help.

Members become part of an existing "parent" Lions club, but hold independent meetings and facilitate their own projects. Club branches elect a branch president, secretary and treasurer to lead the branch. The parent club appoints a branch liaison to serve as the go-between for the parent and branch.

In order to give club branches more autonomy, recent changes to board policy have been made.

To get started, request a Club Branch Kit or download the items below:

• Report of Branch Membership
• Club Branch Brochure
• Club Branch Guide 
• Membership Application
• Lions Clubs Constitution and By-Laws
• Lions Make a Difference
• Notification of Club Branch and Officer Update

Once the club builds to 20 members, the branch may charter a new club. Submit the Club Branch Conversion Form with the new club charter application to receive transfer fee exemption.

For more information, contact Membership Development.