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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 assoication. Many Lions clubs, districts, multidistrict and programs operate their own Internet websites, this site provides a directory of those resources. |
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 Texas Lions CampThe primary purpose of the Camp is to provide, without charge, a camp for physically disabled, hearing/vision impaired, and diabetic children from the State of Texas, regardless of race, religion, or national origin. |
 Lions Clubs International FoundationLions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) is the grant-making arm of Lions Clubs International (LCI). Its mission is to support the efforts of Lions clubs worldwide in serving their local communities and the world community as they carry out essential humanitarian service projects. LCIF's grant programs cover a wide range of community needs. Standard grants, the type of grants that most Lions will be involved, can be obtained for amounts up to US$75,000. SightFirst grants support many sight-related projects primarily in developing countries. Major catastrophe and emergency grants are available shortly after major disasters. Core 4 grants support Lions' high impact community projects. International Assistance grants improve the quality of life for the less fortunate by improving health care, food self-sufficiency, environmental protection, literacy and similar projects. These grants have a major impact on communities worldwide. | |||||||||
Leader Dogs For The Blind Leader Dogs for the Blind was founded in 1939 by a group of Michigan Lions. Their goal was to train dogs to lead the blind and to provide facilities and means whereby trained dogs could be matched to a blind master. Over ten thousand blind people have become self-sufficient through the use of a Leader Dog. The dormitory stands as a tribute to the many Lions Clubs who have unselfishly given their time and money to make the Leader Dog School what it is today. |
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 LionWap We provide free-of-charge to all the Lions clubs in the world, their own web and wap page instantly. www.lionwap.org/username WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a new technology which enables the user to access the internet through a cellular phone that provides this service. |
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. |
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Lone Star Lions Eye Bank The Lions Eye Bank of Central Texas is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of sight through collecting, processing, and distributing human ocular tissue for corneal transplant surgery, prosthetic enhancement, and valuable medical research. They also sponsor educational programs for the medical community and the general public. They service 36 counties and 60 hospitals. Although eye tissue is distributed locally first, the Eye Bank supplies 70 surgeons worldwide. |
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 Lone Star Transplant Games A Donor Awareness Event The mission of these Olympic style games is to raise awareness of the need for organ, tissue and eye donations, to honor donor families, and to celebrate the success of organ, tissue and eye transplants. Recipients of life-saving organ transplants (including heart, liver, lung, kidney, pancreas, cornea and bone marrow) are eligible to compete in individual and team sport competitions. Family, friends, donor families, wounded servicemen, health care professionals and the public are invited to attend and to participate. |
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Melvin Jones Memorial |
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The Healthy Club toobox was designed to stimulate and strengthen clubs. Many clubs have benefited from having the materials in one easily accessible pachage. Club officers have reported the materials provided in the Healthy Club Toolbox (HCTB) have helped them guide their club to restore enthusiasm and launch new service activities in the community.
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The event will be held Friday, March 13, 2009 at UN Headquarters in New York. |
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