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This year, Lions far and wide have served more than 275 million people. But what does that actually look like?
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Lions in Delaware offer a safe space for youth to grow and connect at Camp Conquer, a program that addresses the health and wellness of young people with weight lifting, mindfullness, group meditation and community.
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Use this guide to start your journey as a Lion by finding the club and membership type that best appeals to your needs and service interests.
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Empowering students with confidence, interpersonal skills, and community service, helping them thrive in school and beyond through LCIF’s impactful curriculum.
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In Panama City, Lions are harnessing the power of social media to market their service events to a wide range of people, connecting with Lions across the globe and attracting new members to their clubs.
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Leo or Leo-Lion cabinet and council liaisons represent the diverse views of young people while serving for one year in a non-voting appointed position to Lions districts and multiple districts.
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As modern technology becomes a bridge to connect deaf people, Lions in Dublin provided local deaf students with devices such as Chromebooks, touch screens and 3D printers - giving them the same learning opportunities as others.
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Lions Quest has made a profound impact on youth and formed meaningful partnerships to help young people reach their full potential. In 2024, we celebrated a major milestone: 40 years since the first grant was awarded.
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Working with the ancient Mayan Ojushte seed to protect the environment, alleviate hunger, connect with community, and create career opportunities for women and impoverished individuals.
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For Lions in Ecuador, taking care of people's health is fundamental. That's why they are offering preventative health care to the public through their mobile health clinic. At a recent community event, they screened approximately 200 people.
