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[doc] Piles of PaperworkPiles of paperwork and mainframe computer systems kept Lions organized and operational in the mid-20th century.
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[doc] Bushfires in AustraliaLions 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.
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[doc] It's PresidentialFor the past century, Lions around the world have been willing to meet the call to lead their fellow members. Whether at the club level or the board level, Lions international presidents help set a vision of service and do whatever it takes to…
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[doc] The ParadeEach year, Lions from as many as 130 countries participate in a procession on the second day of the International Convention, a tradition dating back to the early 1920s. Many Lions don traditional dress, colors or costumes for the march.
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[doc] Guess Who’s a Lion?What do former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier and New Zealand mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary have in common? They have all been members of Lions Clubs International.
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[doc] Education for EveryoneLions clubs have long provided support to help ensure that students who have disabilities get a great education.
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[doc] Freedom to MoveLions in Australia are helping children and adults with mobility programs achieve new levels of independence.
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[doc] Lions Want to Have FunHaving fun while doing good has been a Lions specialty from the beginning. Many clubs have a Tail Twister, specifically to promote fun and fellowship.
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[doc] Lions in ChinaFounded in 1926, the Lions Club of Tianjin (formerly Tientsin), China, stayed active until 1949. New clubs and membership have grown rapidly since 2002 when Lions returned to China.
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[doc] Paperless LionsWith the online portal MyLCI, Lions can easily report service activities and update club membership.
