Kindness matters. At home and around the world. LCIF and Lions International are stressing how we serve our communities. This is also the theme for next year’s Lions Peace Poster and Essay Contests. Check-out some of the stories at WeServe.org and show kindness to our fellow neighbors in Easton and our other communities we serve.
Lions, you may already know this, but you are leaders. You are leaders in service, you are leaders in kindness, and you are leaders in your community. Where there is a need, there is a Lion willing to step up and take on the job. Your community members look to you for strength when times are tough.
In 2001, the Lions Clubs International Foundation awarded Special Olympics the first grant in a multi-year, multi-million dollar commitment. Since then, the foundation has given more than $1 million each year to support the Opening Eyes program, Unified Sports: Mission Inclusion, and Special Olympics Leadership Academy. Follow the links to discover more.
LCIF turns 50 in 2018. What is LCIF and did you know about the Lions Quest program? To be honest, I’ve been a Lion since 2012, and never heard of Lions Quest. In January, when I became the official Club LCIF Coordinator, it was time to dig-in and learn. And whoa, I quickly realized how little I knew! … I’ll try to share an inspirational story from LCIF with y’all monthly. This edition has one story from Finland and one from Alaska. Follow the links to discover more.
