LCIF’s Rapid Response to Ebola
By Shelby WashingtonThe Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak ever recorded. As of July 28, the DRC government has
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An Easy Stay During a Difficult Time: How Lions Support Families Experiencing Childhood Cancer
By Shelby WashingtonWhen a child is undergoing cancer treatment, the family’s journey can be long and uncertain. At the Cancer Hospital and Research Institute in
Lions Offer Support After Floods Devastate Bihar
Bihar, a state in Eastern India, deals with recurring floods almost every year, damaging local communities and infrastructure. These floods are primarily caused by heavy
Strengthening a Community One Meal at a Time
By: Shelby Washington Ahmedabad, in western India, is a vibrant and resilient city, but for many families living in vulnerable communities, hunger is a daily
Leos Lead Inclusive Sports Carnival with LCIF Support
By: Shelby Washington In Malaysia, youth with intellectual disabilities often face social exclusion and have limited opportunities to participate in sporting activities. In addition, many
Restoring Independence Through Mobility in Kolkata
By: Shelby Washington For people with mobility issues in Kolkata, India, leaving home is not simple. Even traveling short distances can require help from others,
2024-2025 Annual Report
Message from the Chairperson Dear Lions, Leos and Friends,Serving as your chairperson this year has been a true honour. Thank you for your service, support
The Impact of Giving: Celebrating Our Million-Dollar Donors
By: Shelby Washington Giving energy, time or resources to those in need has the power to change lives in India and all over the world.
Lions Lead Relief and Recovery After Major Flooding Catastrophes
By: Shelby Washington In late November and early December 2025, Sri Lanka and southern India were struck by Cyclone Ditwah, a catastrophic tropical storm that
After Floodwaters Devastate India
By: Shelby Washington In August 2025, major flooding tore through Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India leaving thousands of victims in misery. The government stepped in, but