Lions Clubs International has worked with the United Nations since its founding in 1945 to bring help to people in need around the globe.

Many people around the world can't afford to buy the food they need. Lions clubs are making sure no one in their community goes hungry.

Learn how Lions Clubs International Foundation helps increase awareness and equip communities to educate blind and visually impaired children in the Philippines.

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) is known throughout the world for its work to improve the lives of people affected by visual impairments. Together with many Lions clubs, LCIF has provided significant grant funding to Leader Dogs for the…

Lions in Ireland partner with the government to train people through ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) to intervene with somebody whose life is at risk.

Lions from across Australia and around the world sent aid to the victims of the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria in 2009, the deadliest wildfire in Australia’s history.

Meetings have remained an essential aspect of club life over the past century, helping Lions stay connected to one another and to the broader association.

Lions partner with VSP Global® to launch pilot to increase access to eye care for adults and children in need across eight U.S. metro areas

Molokai, a colony for those aflicted with leprosy, became home to a 31-member Lions Club in 1948. The club brought great improvements for colony residents.

Learn how groups of people with common interests who want to give something back to their communities are taking the next step and becoming Lions clubs.