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[doc] Serving the ElderlyLions provide hope and physical care for community members who are elderly.
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[doc] The Impulse to ServeAs business clubs abounded in the early 1900s, Melvin Jones saw an opportunity to focus more on service.
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[doc] Helen KellerHelen Keller inspired Lions to commit to ending preventable blindness and serving the visually impaired.
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[doc] Pressing OnIn the 1920s, Lions clubs continued to expand and serve communities with such projects as fundraising for a children's hospital.
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[doc] Lions on CampusCampus Lions clubs address needs specific to college campuses and prepare students to serve their communities after college.
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[doc] Leos AboundIn 1957, Lions launch the Leo Club program, offering an opportunity for high school students and young adults to serve their communities.
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[doc] Staying ConnectedLION Magazine still serves to keep Lions connected and up-to-date almost a century after its first issue was published.
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The establishment of its foundation in 1968 furthered Lions’ ability to serve. While best known for funding large-scale humanitarian efforts, LCIF puts most of its dollars to work each year in the form of grants that help local Lions clubs improve…