Stronger together
Global partnerships lead to greater impact
A recognized global leader in humanitarian and community service, Lions International is a vetted, resolute, and dynamic organization with the means to enable corporations, foundations, and governments to create considerable change with precision.
Where there’s a need, there’s a Lion
Partnerships are ingrained in our communities
Lions are proven.
A lot has happened since 1917, but one thing hasn’t changed — the service, dedication, and leadership of Lions in their communities.
Lions are agile.
1.4 million Lions. 48,000 clubs. 200+ countries. We can respond quickly to the unique challenges facing each community.
Lions are connected.
Lions live and work in communities they serve. We know how to encourage, serve and advocate for our neighbors and those in need.
Global community service is what we do
Improving health and well-being
Strengthening communities
Since 2002, LCIF and Johnson and Johnson have partnered on Sight For Kids — an eye health program which provides comprehensive eye health services in low-income schools around the world.
Supporting those in need
Joyce Chikwama was born with a growth in her right eye that gradually became worse. Unfortunately, her parents struggled to afford treatment for her. Read more about how our partnership efforts with Latter-day Saint Charities and Lions Aid Zambia helped Joyce.
Together we can achieve any CSR goal
Cause and purpose-driven
marketing campaigns
Build a new project
Brand marketing
Employee volunteerism
Workplace giving
Co-funding large community projects
Partner spotlight
Lions International has partnered with Elevance Health since 2015 to provide volunteer engagement opportunities for Elevance Health employees within their local communities. Each office engages in projects that capture company and employee values to produce meaningful change in communities where Elevance Health employees live and work.
Since 2002, LCIF has partnered with Johnson & Johnson to implement the largest-known school-based eye health program, Sight For Kids, mobilizing Lions and eye care professionals to provide comprehensive eye health services in low-income schools. Students identified with potential vision impairment or eye ailments are referred to healthcare providers for evaluation.
LCIF and Latter-day Saint Charities have partnered since 2018 to fight the major causes of preventable and reversible blindness for underserved populations in Africa, South America, and the Middle East. Together, we work to create sustainable eye care systems by improving existing infrastructure and training local personnel to provide cost-effective services.
The company we keep
How can we elevate your CSR impact?
Learn more about our corporate partnership opportunities.
