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For his dedication to humanitarian service and medical contributions to the world, Professor Choi Youngsik received the 2021 Lions Humanitarian Award.
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Joshua Wood, a 13-year-old boy from Brisbane, Australia, has an idea of what peace should mean to the world. Joshua brought that idea to life through a powerful essay earning him the grand prize in the Lions Clubs International Peace Essay Contest.
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Yue Zheng, a 13-year-old girl from Dalian, China, has a vision of what peace looks like. Zheng brought that vision to life through her art, earning her the grand prize in the Lions Clubs International Peace Poster Contest.
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Lions Quest, the signature youth education and social and emotional learning (SEL) program of Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), launched the latest edition of the program – Lions Quest Online.
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Nearly 20,000 Lions from 152 countries attended the 103rd Annual Lions Clubs International Convention, which was held virtually for the first time on June 25-29.
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Lions Clubs International, Kiwanis International, Optimist International and Rotary International remain committed to meeting the challenge of finding innovative ways to take action together to help communities around the globe heal and thrive…
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Between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, Lions International members served more than 410 million people globally, reflecting the unwavering dedication of over 1.4 million Lions and Leos.
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Obras Sociais Irmã Dulce (OSID), a nonprofit organization that offers free healthcare for people in need in Brazil, has been named the recipient of the prestigious Lions International Humanitarian Award.
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Lions Clubs International proudly announces the election of A.P. Singh of Kolkata, India, as its International President for the 2025–2026 fiscal year.
