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[doc] Pressing On

In the 1920s, Lions clubs continued to expand and serve communities with such projects as fundraising for a children's hospital.

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[doc] Why Lions?

surveys show service is the number one reason people join Lions.

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[doc] Expanding to Africa

In 1953, Algeria became the first country in Africa to have a chartered Lions club.

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[doc] Expanding to ISAAME

Lebanon joined Lions Clubs International in 1952, bringing Lions to what is known today as the ISAAME constitutional area.

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[doc] Goals for a New Millennium

In March 2008, Lions Clubs International formally committed to helping meet the eight Millennium Development Goals defined by the United Nations.

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[doc] Lions Day

Lions Day in Switzerland brings all Lions in the country together for service activities, fundraising and bringing increased visibility to Lions Clubs International.

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[doc] Humanitarian Missions

Lions from different countries come together through special mission trips to provide medical and humanitarian care.

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[doc] Molokai

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.

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[doc] The Gift of Hearing

Lions around the world work to raise awareness, bring medical care and provide education to help prevent hearing loss.

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[doc] Community Cleanup

From roadsides to mountainsides, Lions work to repair, beautify and restore community surroundings.

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