Lead to Serve, Serve to Lead
We are committed to leaving this world better than what we inherited.Together, our service makes it possible.And, we can expand our service by growing our
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Bringing in the new Lions Year with melody, hope, and a touch of magic.
Lions and Leos from around the world gathered in Orlando, Florida, July 13–17, 2025, for the 107th Lions International Convention. From inspiring speakers and hands-on
Plan for Tomorrow, Today: Lions Legacy Society’s Expansion to India
By: Shelby Washington “Lions, your generosity and service have impacted many lives here in India and around the world,” says 2025-2026 Lions International President A.P.
From Crisis to Classrooms: Helping students continue their studies amid conflict
When the war in Ukraine disrupted lives and futures, hundreds of students from across the world, including India, were left in limbo. Among them were
Bhuj Kutch Sight First Lions Club: Where Service Finds New Vision
When you step into a meeting of the Bhuj Kutch Sight First Lions Club of District 3232-J, one thing immediately stands out – it isn’t
Shaping Stories, Building Bridges: Associate Editors’ Conference 2025
Meeting Room 9 at Taj Bangalore buzzed with anticipation as associate editors of the Lion (India) Magazine from across India gathered for two days that
The Spectrum of Service- LCIF: The Light Behind Lions’ Legacy Projects
Since 1968, Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has quietly powered some of Lions’ most visible and lasting contributions to communities around the world. More than
When Compassion Speaks for the Voiceless
On May 11, 2024, Leos from District 317A and District 317E arrived at Karuna Animal Shelter in Bangalore with a shared mission. The sanctuary is
Top 10 Districts
Top 10 districts as of June 30, 2025 District New Clubs District 321 F 27 District 318D 25 District 3234H2 23 District 324 F 22
Elevate Your Service Journey By Exploring Lions Resources
Our global service impact Our service changes lives. In 2023-2024, Lions and Leos around the world, with support from LCIF, served more than 422 million