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[doc] Expanding HorizonsHarry A. Newman of Toronto became Lion’s first international president in 1924 as Lions Clubs expanded beyond the U.S.
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[doc] The Lions VestIntroduced in 1951, the Lions vest has become an icon of the organization.
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[doc] The EmblemThe current Lions emblem traces its roots back to 1920 when Maurice Blink, a Chicago commercial artist and founding member, created the initial design.
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[doc] Winston ChurchillThe story behind the Lion-hide rug in Melvin Jones' office and its connection to Sir Winston Churchill.
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[doc] The Great OutdoorsIn the early 20th century, Lions established camps for children who were blind. Today, Lions-supported camps help youth with special needs throughout the world.
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[doc] One Voice, Many SpeakersAs Lions clubs spread around the world, Lions began to communicate in many languages. Our team of translators help the global Lions' community stay connected.
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[doc] Lions LingoWith Lions clubs around the globe, Lions expressions vary from region to region. But whatever the language, acronyms or Lions' terms used, Lions connect with each other through service.
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[doc] Matteo’s DreamCalifornia Lions built a playground for children of all abilities. Lions recreated the playground for their entry in the 2014 Rose Parade.
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[doc] Forever GreenIn response to International President Wing-Kun Tam’s challenge, Lions plant 15 million trees in one year.
