Orlando, Florida, July 01, 2009 – In order to make it easier for visitors to read the news and get a glimpse into what we do, we have added a new area for District Newsletters. Follow the link to the Lions of Florida and Bahamas District Newsletters.
Orlando, Florida, June 30, 2009 – The World Health Organization estimates that 246 million people worldwide have diabetes, a global epidemic that is expected to affect 380 million by 2025. With these statistics and concerns in mind, Lions adopted diabetes awareness as a long-term commitment. Our work supports diabetes education, treatment, research and early detection. A screening test can detect diabetes. Lions clubs often arrange for free diabetes screenings in their communities.
Zephyerhills, Florida, June 24, 2009 – In observance of Vision Awareness Month, the Lions Club of Zephyrhills and Bentley Commons at Zephyrhills, a new senior independent living community under construction on Pretty Pond Road, will join forces for the first time to present a Vision Awareness Program at the club.
Oak Brook, Illinois, USA, June 17, 2009 – Lions Clubs members join in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the National Eye Institute in Washington, D.C. Lions Clubs International President Al Brandel and Vice President Sid Scruggs take part in a Capitol Hill event to mark the anniversary and Lions’ partnership with NEI since its inception.
Oakbrook, Illinois, May 25, 2009—As use of the Internet and club Web sites have become more and more prevalent among Lions, LCI is responding and has taken preliminary steps towards making online communication, business and public relations easier for your club.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 20, 2009—A special Southeastern Breakfast has been planned for all Southeastern Lions attending the International Convention.
Tampa, Florida, May 20, 2009—Take a look and see some of the fun and hard work that came out of the 2009 Multiple District 35, Lions of Florida and Bahamas State Convention. Your photo gallery is now up and running so stop on by and take a look at who had the most fun. You don't have to look hard to actually see someone working.