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[doc] Making a MarkAll around the world, Lions leave their “mark” on the world in the form landmarks, memorials, museums and other means.
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[doc] Campaign SightFirstThe goal of Campaign SightFirst was to raise US$130 million by June 1994 and to aim to conquer blindness, in all its diverse forms, through grant projects driven by local Lions.
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[doc] Peace Between NationsThe first three Lions clubs in the Philippines received their charters in 1949, and three years later, Filipino Lions helped establish the first Lions club in Japan.
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[doc] Libraries & SchoolsLions Clubs and Lions Clubs International Foundation have built, adopted and expanded schools around the world since the organization’s founding.
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2005-06 Lions Clubs International President Ashok Mehta reflects on how Lions can do so much more through Lions Clubs International Foundation.
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1990-1991 Lions clubs International President William L. Biggs reflects on expansion of clubs into Eastern Europe.
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[doc] A European FirstThe first Lions clubs in Europe were founded in Stockholm and Geneva in 1948.
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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] Founder Melvin JonesMelvin Jones, an insurance salesman from Chicago, founded the Lions Clubs in 1917.
