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[doc] First ResponseWhen tragedies strike, such as the earthquakes that rocked Nepal in 2015, Lions are often among the first responders and continue to care for ongoing needs.
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2008-09 Lions Clubs International President Al Brandel reflects on how Lions and LCIF provide support following a disaster.
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2007-2008 Lions Clubs International President Mahendra Amarasuriya reflects on the impact of the 2014 tsunami on Sri Lanka and Lions response.
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1998-1999 International President Kajit Habanananda reflects on Lions' aid and recovery efforts after a tsunami struck Thailand.
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2017-18 Lions Clubs International President Naresh Aggarwal reflects on new global cause diabetes and partners in this effort.
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The Casablanca Doctors Unité Lions Club is a group of medical students and doctors that serves their community through diabetes screenings, first aid training and medical caravans.
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As bush fires continue to ravage parts of Australia, Lions Clubs International Foundation is there during this time of need. Your generous donation to LCIF will help us respond to Australia and wherever we are needed around the world. Donate today…
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In this 60 second PSA, see how Lions around the world are providing immediate and long-term relief following emergencies and disasters. Also available in 30 second format.
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LCIF Chairperson Brian E. Sheehan will share about the difference your donations make in serving devastated communities and, LCIF Staff will give details into the disaster response process, grants, and how to apply.
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Following the massive earthquake that struck Nepal, killing nearly 9,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless, the Lions of Nepal secured funding through Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) to rebuild the schools in the region.…