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Thank you for your interest in Lions Clubs International
(LCI). "We Serve" in communities like yours. Following are answers
to some frequently asked questions on membership to get you started. Please
contact LCI or your local club for more
information.
How can I become a Lions club member?
Membership is through invitation by a local Lions club.
To learn more or to be considered for membership, use the club locator to contact your
local Lions club. You may want to search on the city of your home and/or
business as there may be more than one club in a community and one better
suited to your needs. Use LionNet
to see if a local club has its own Web site to learn more. If there is not a
club near you, read further on how to start a Lions club.
For additional assistance, e-mail Membership or call 630-571-5466, ext. 356.
How can I join a Leo club?
Membership in a Leo club is open to young men and women of good character who
meet local age requirements and are deemed eligible by the Leo club committee
of the sponsoring Lions club. Use the Leo Directory to locate the
club nearest to you to inquire about membership. If there is not a Leo club
near you, use the club locator to contact your
local Lions club and inquire about starting a Leo club; or e-mail
Youth Programs.
What is a Lions club?
A Lions club is a group that comes together and shares a
common interest in community service, supporting the Lions motto "We
Serve." There is more than one type of Lions club; and one or more may
exist in your community. For example, one Lions club may meet at noon and another in the evening; or there may be a college campus
club. Learn more about the different types of Lions clubs: Traditional, New Century, Campus, Club Branch and Leo.
What are the benefits of membership?
There are nearly 1.4 million men and women members of
Lions clubs in 193 countries. Lions Clubs International is the world's
largest service organization.
As a Lions club member you will experience:
How can I start a Lions club?
Is there a need in your community that is not being met? Consider forming a
Lions club to bring together community service-minded individuals in an area
where there is no Lions club or where an additional club would further Lions
service.
Interested in learning more on how to start a Lions club? E-mail New Clubs & Marketing at newclubs@lionsclubs.org or call 630-571-5466, ext. 306.
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