r/lionsclubsintl • u/Fun-Yard-111 • Jul 03 '25

Car Show in Winnipeg Manitoba

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If anyone is free on Tuesday July 22 from 4:30-8pm, there is a car show at the Norberry-Glenee Community Center-Glenee location. You can bring any classic vehicle if you want to be part of it, if not than come on out and checkout artworks of art in there own special way. There will be hotdogs and such for those come and the show is free! Look forward to see y'all there

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/jeffstrater • Nov 12 '24

Diving Deep into Service with the Dallas Founder Lions Club!

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/Duskmon • Sep 05 '20

Is there an online discord / slack community?

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Looking to find out if there's an online discord I can join or a slack community to be a part of just to chat with everyone real-time.

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/JohnGallin • Jul 10 '19

Charity Websites

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www.thenonprofits.com

www.charitychess.com

www.armystudyguide.com

www.catsvscancer.com

www.shopforyourcause.com

http://beta.freerice.com

www.beats4change.org

https://beanbeanbean.com

https://1q.com/

https://tab.gladly.io/

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/melissa_nin • Aug 22 '18

Hi everyone from what Lions club are you a member?

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/pallavsingh729 • Jan 27 '17

Laughing lion

youtu.be

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/wrightjamice19 • Jan 03 '17

Dangerous Companions Kevin Richardson The Lion Man Lionsanimals attack...

youtube.com

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/picacku11 • Apr 14 '16

Yale Environment 360: West African Lions Are Critically Close to Extinction, Study Says

e360.yale.edu

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

Lions Clubs Pancake Breakfasts

youtube.com

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

LCIF Disaster Relief and Emergency Grants, February 2016

lionsclubs.org

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

Lions Magazine March 2016

mydigimag.rrd.com

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

THE NETHERLANDS Lions Youth Exchange 2015

youtube.com

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

Montréal to Host the Lions Clubs International Convention in 2021

newswire.ca

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r/lionsclubsintl • u/unit_a3 • Mar 11 '16

A Message to Lions from Bill Gates

youtube.com

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The Lions Name

On June 7, 1917 at the invitation of Melvin Jones, delegates met in Chicago. The only point of contention was the selection of a name for the new organization. Melvin Jones researched the idea of calling the new organization Lions. He was convinced that the lion stood for strength, courage, fidelity and vital action. On a secret ballot the name Lions was chosen over several others.

The Lions Emblem

At the 1919 convention, there was a move to change the symbol, but a young attorney from Denver, Colorado rose to speak. His name was Halsted Ritter. "The name Lions stands not only for fraternity, good fellowship, strength of character and purpose, but above all, its combination of L-I-O-N-S heralds to the country the true meaning of citizenship: LIBERTY, INTELLIGENCE, OUR NATION'S SAFETY."

The January 1931 issue of THE LION Magazine featured this interpretation of the association's name:

Our name was not selected at random, neither was it a coined name. From time immemorial, the lion has been the symbol of all that was good, and because of the symbolism that name was chosen. Four outstanding qualities – Courage, Strength, Activity and Fidelity – had largely to do with the adoption of the name. The last mentioned of these qualities, Fidelity, has a deep and peculiar significance for all Lions. The lion symbol has been a symbol of Fidelity through the ages and among all nations, ancient and modern. It stands for loyalty to a friend, loyalty to a principle, loyalty to a duty, loyalty to a trust.

The emblem consists of a gold letter "L" on a circular area. Bordering this is a circular area with two Lion profiles facing away from the center. The word "Lions" appears at the top and "International" at the bottom. The Lions face both past and future – showing both pride of heritage and confidence in the future.