Lions Clubs International
Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with 1.4 million members in more than 44,500 clubs in approximately 185 countries and geographical areas.

Lions Clubs International Foundation
Lions Clubs International Foundation is Lions helping Lions serve the world. Donations provide funding in the form of grants to financially assist Lions districts with large-scale humanitarian projects that are too extensive for Lions to finance on their own. The Foundation aids Lions in making a greater impact in their local communities, as well as around the world. Through LCIF, Lions ease pain and suffering and bring healing and hope to people worldwide.

Grants provide both immediate assistance following natural disasters and long-term disaster relief for reconstruction efforts. Grants help preserve sight, combat disability, promote health or serve youth.

Every dollar donated to LCIF goes toward a grant. Lions support is crucial as donations from Lions provide the majority of LCIF's revenue. LCIF receives a small amount of funding from foundations and corporations. It receives no club dues. LCIF is truly Lions helping Lions.

Since LCIF began in 1968, it has awarded nearly 8,000 grants totaling US$578 million.

LionNet International
LionNet is a network of national and state level service sites called LionNet Nodes. They aim to promote the use of the Internet to members of Lions Clubs International, the world's largest service association. Many Lions clubs, districts, multi-districts and programs operate their own Internet websites, this site provides a directory of those resources.

Lions Multiple District 2
TEXAS LIONISM - Texas is truly the birthplace of Lionism. Lions International came into official being in Texas at the first convention in October, 1917. This convention was held at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas and the name "Lion" was accepted as the name of our organization. Texas, from the inception of Lions International, has always occupied a prominent place in the affairs of Lions International. This dedication to leadership and innovation continues today.

With 1.35 million members serving in more than 45,000 clubs in over 197 countries and geographical areas, Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization. Texas has 31,000 members serving in more than 970 clubs supporting Lions International.

Lions District 2-S3

Texas Lions Camp
Texas Lions Camp is a residential camping facility for children with physical disabilities, type 1 diabetes and cancer.  The Camp is located on over 500 acres in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and is designed to introduce the "Can Do" philosophy to children dealing with special medical conditions.

Lions World Services For The Blind
LWSB is a comprehensive adult rehabilitation center serving people who are blind or visually impaired from all states and other countries.  It was founded in 1947 to serve people who were blind and visually impaired, and who needed to learn independent living skills or job training skills that considered the special requirements of their individual visual impairments. The goal of the rehabilitation center then, and today, is to prepare the individual who is blind or visually impaired to function independently in our "sighted" society.

Leader Dogs For The Blind
We are dedicated to enhancing the lives of blind and visually impaired individuals. Since 1939, we have been providing highly trained Leader Dogs. Today, our services include the Accelerated Mobility Program, technology training, and other personal education skills. Whether you live in Spain, Taiwan, or right next door to us in Rochester, Michigan, Leader Dog is a great option for those looking to enhance their independence!

All Texas Dachshund Rescue, Inc., is made up of a group of volunteers whose primary goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home disabled and otherwise endangered Dachshunds who have found themselves homeless for one reason or another. It is our policy that no dogs will be adopted out without first being spayed or neutered, have had all vaccines updated, are heartworm negative, are on heartworm preventative, and have had all other health issues we consider important to the pet’s life addressed that we are able.