Through a permanent dental clinic, Jamaican Lions work with the Ministry of Health to bring smiles to the faces in their community.

Lions volunteer support has expanded resources at Ergastiri, a workshop and semi-independent home for adults with disabilities.

To help the growing number of struggling elderly, Lions clubs in Busan started "The Houses Full of Love" project to repair and refurbish homes.

Many people around the world can't afford to buy the food they need. Lions clubs are making sure no one in their community goes hungry.

Lions in Ireland partner with the government to train people through ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) to intervene with somebody whose life is at risk.

Learn how Lions became known as Knights of the Blind, serving blind and visually impaired people for the past 100 years. Available in languages, select language under closed captions.

Cross was three years old when his sight was saved through a Colorado Lions' KidSight vision sreening. Today he doesn't remember a world without his "magic glasses."

Part two of our three-part series of 2018-2019 presidential videos—Lions are innovating the way they serve. Through creative problem-solving and the utilization of technology, they’re pursuing a new horizon of global good.