Lions help serve a local community devastated by a tornado
Dr. W.P. Woods of Evansville, IN is listed as the President of Lions Clubs International when they were founded in 1917. Dr. Woods had started multiple clubs when Melvin Jones, a Chicago businessman, started looking for a service centered organization which he and his fellow businessman could join. Melvin Jones became the first secretary-treasurer, a title held for life.
There are currently 1.39 Million Lions serving throughout the world. In the United States, we have over 255,000 Lions in over 9600 clubs. Indiana has 5300 Lions in 160 Clubs.
Members of the Whiting Lions Club pose prior to the Whiting 4th of July Parade. The Whiting Lions marched for the Whiting Food Pantry and collected $906.60 for the cause. Thank you to all who “Fed the Lion”!
There is a Club in your Town! Become a Lion and volunteer to serve where you live!
The Indiana Lions Cancer Control program is dedicated to raising awareness, providing resources, and supporting individuals and families affected by cancer. Through education, screenings, and community outreach, the program strives to improve early detection and quality of care for all Hoosiers.
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Leader Dog empowers people who are blind or visually impaired to achieve greater independence and mobility through expertly trained guide dogs and comprehensive training programs. This initiative transforms lives by providing confidence, safety, and lifelong support.
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The Indiana Lions Speech and Hearing program works to improve communication for individuals with hearing or speech challenges. By offering screenings, therapy, and educational resources, it helps people of all ages connect more effectively with their communities.
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The Indiana Lions Foundation supports charitable initiatives across the state, funding projects that improve health, education, and community well-being. Through grants and volunteer efforts, the foundation helps Lions make a lasting impact in Indiana communities.
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The Indiana Eye Bank restores sight and enhances the lives of individuals with vision loss by recovering and providing corneal tissue for transplantation. The program also promotes eye health awareness and supports research in ophthalmology.
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Indiana Lions provide ongoing support to the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, helping students achieve educational and personal growth. Through scholarships, programs, and resources, Lions empower students to reach their full potential.
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The Lions are groups of service-minded individuals who are interested in serving their communities. To be a Lion is to be an active volunteer, a member of a respected international organization and a friend to people in need.
Around the world, there are 1.4 million members that serve in over 45,000 clubs from 200 countries. In the United States, there are 9600 clubs with 255,000 members. In Indiana, we have 5300 Hoosiers as Lion members in over 160 clubs.
We are serving a world in need. One act of kindness at a time.
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Service starts with Lions. To find a Club in your town, please click on the link below:
