Harry A. Newman of Toronto became Lion’s first international president in 1924 as Lions Clubs expanded beyond the U.S.

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

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

2017-18 Lions Clubs International President Naresh Aggarwal reflects on new global cause diabetes and partners in this effort.

A Lions club president helps save countless lives by introducing North America and Lions to a universal walking aid for the blind.

In 1987 Lions Clubs International opened its membership to women, who bring fresh perspectives and additional hands for service.

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

At each full moon, the Galle Lions Club in Galle, Sri Lanka, distributes baby clothing and supplies to new mothers.

Champions Lions clubs focus on projects to serve Special Olympics athletes, helping them to live healthy, successful lives.

Lions clubs host diabetes screenings in their communities, participate in annual events for diabetes awareness and raise funds for research and treatment.