Specialty clubs are on the rise around the world as Lions gather in clubs based around common interests, professions or a specific service cause.

The Chicago Central Lions Club has carried on the legacy and vision of Lions Clubs founder Melvin Jones since it was chartered chartering in 1917.

The establishment of its foundation in 1968 furthered Lions’ ability to serve. While best known for funding large-scale humanitarian efforts, LCIF puts most of its dollars to work each year in the form of grants that help local Lions clubs improve…

The Founding – a short video about the origins of our association and the key players in its first years. The first in a series of centennial videos from Lions Clubs International. Available in languages, select language under closed captions.

For decades, Lions have collected and redistributed eyeglasses to those in need.

Pins, vests, pens, caps and other collectables from the Lions Store have united Lions for 100 years.

Lions establish a guide dog training school in 1939, helping to popularize guide dogs as aids for the blind.

With Lions clubs around the globe, Lions expressions vary from region to region. But whatever the language, acronyms or Lions' terms used, Lions connect with each other through service.

Lions can be found on the front lines of local recycling projects all around the world, reclaiming everything from scrap metal and old newspapers to medical devices and used cell phones.

Lions Quest began as one teenager’s passion to find a better way to prepare young people to handle life’s challenges. Today, it is one of the most widely used social and emotional learning programs in the world.