As Lions clubs spread around the world, Lions began to communicate in many languages. Our team of translators help the global Lions' community stay connected.

Lions share their love of music by supporting budding musicians through Lions All-State bands.

2005-06 Lions Clubs International President Ashok Mehta reflects on how Lions can do so much more through Lions Clubs International Foundation.

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

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

California Lions built a playground for children of all abilities. Lions recreated the playground for their entry in the 2014 Rose Parade.

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

2016-17 Lions Clubs International President Bob Corlew reflects on Lions centennial year, celebrating our legacy of service.

Lions clubs and Lions Clubs International Foundation have built, adopted and expanded schools around the world since the organization’s founding.

Promoting peace and understanding in the face of tragedy, Lions in Norway host a Peace Camp for teenagers. In Germany, Lions support a Peace Village.