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When devastating late-season tornadoes ripped through dozens of communities in the United States, LCIF quickly awarded grant funding to Lions that enabled them to provide immediate relief to the victims of the storms.
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Thanks to care his daughter received at St. Jude’s Clinic, Lion Tony Holland wanted to give back to the hospital. That’s why he turned to LCIF to help make a difference for kids living with cancer and their families.
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Following every major disaster of the last decade, Lions and Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) have been there. Together, they are providing disaster relief for basic needs such as water, food, shelter and medicine.
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Two months after a tornado destroyed homes and businesses in Joplin, Lions remained committed to helping, by assisting with debris clean-up, purchasing needed grocery and supplies and providing needed school supplies. Download this video from iTunes.
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Hundreds of Lions from all over Minnesota and Canada gathered together in one location to address all five Global Causes in just one day.
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As bush fires continue to ravage parts of Australia, Lions Clubs International Foundation is there during this time of need. Your generous donation to LCIF will help us respond to Australia and wherever we are needed around the world. Donate today…
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Since 1956, Lions have been a staple in Indian communities. Moreover, Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has bolstered and elevated the work of the Lions in India through disbursements totaling more than $100 million in grants and the…
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Sometimes all it takes is a day at the ballpark to help lift spirits and keep going. Lions in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, partnered with a local organization to support children and families facing childhood cancer.
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Lions International supports the United Nations Sustainable Goals. We serve in communities worldwide, aligning service projects with communities needs that align with SDGs.
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1998-1999 International President Kajit Habanananda reflects on Lions' aid and recovery efforts after a tsunami struck Thailand.