International President Douglas X. Alexander visited some of the hardest hit communities in Kentucky, where he joined fellow Lions from both the tornado-damaged towns and across the country to…
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The Fraser Valley Lions Club is one of the 2021 Kindness Matters Service Award winners for their project partnering with The Mountain Family Center to build a teaching kitchen to help people with…
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Read about how LCIF awarded 12 Leo clubs in District 3231-A3 in India a US$2,500 Leo Service grant to clean up local railway stations, clearing tracks and walkways.
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As the world’s largest-known school-based eye health program, Sight For Kids mobilizes Lions and eye care professionals to provide comprehensive eye health services in low-income schools around the…
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The 2020-2021 Kindness Matters Service Award Winners have been announced. One award winner, the Lions Club Lahti Ankkurit in Finland, devised a way to show love to the environment while creating jobs…
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Lion leaders in Multiple District C in Canada wanted to find a way to reinvigorate their clubs and districts to stimulate member growth. Through the use of the newly redeveloped Just Ask! program,…
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Lions Clubs International Foundation and Johnson & Johnson Vision partnered in 2002 to create the world’s largest-known, school-based health program, Sight For Kids. Over the last two decades,…
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Lions create the Serenity Suite, a specially designed space for families and parents to stay while dealing with the devastation of infant loss. It is located inside the Doncaster Royal Infirmary…
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In Kampala Uganda, Lions Clubs International Foundation and Latter-day Saint Charities are collaborating to enhance eye care services. A new vision clinic, set to be completed in 2024, will offer…
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In November 2022, Soumili Kundu, a fifth-grade student at the Lions Calcutta Greater Vidya Mandir School in Kolkata, India, received an eye screening made possible by Sight For Kids at her school.…