Campus Lions clubs address needs specific to college campuses and prepare students to serve their communities after college.

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.

Since Lion Carl Stotz established Little League baseball, Lions have been supporting teams and encouraging children to build their athletic skills, teamwork and character through the league.

California Lions built a playground for children of all abilities. Lions recreated the playground for their entry in the 2014 Rose Parade.

Lions clubs and Lions Clubs International Foundation have built, adopted and expanded schools around the world since the organization’s founding.

Promoting peace and understanding in the face of tragedy, Lions in Norway host a Peace Camp for teenagers. In Germany, Lions support a Peace Village.

Since 1988, Lions Clubs International has sponsored the annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest to encourage young people to express their perspectives on peace.

For decades, Lions have been promoting traffic safety to children and drivers.

Lions clubs have long provided support to help ensure that students who have disabilities get a great education.

In 1957, Lions launch the Leo Club program, offering an opportunity for high school students and young adults to serve their communities.