We’re not just a club—we’re a force for good.
In 1917, , Melvin Jones, a Chicago businessman, formed the Association of Lions Clubs to address social problems created by World War 1 and industrialization. In 1925—the same year that Montana’s first Lions Club was chartered, in Billings—Helen Keller challenged the organization to “become knights of the blind in the crusade against darkness,” inspiring a campaign that has since helped millions of vision-impaired individuals around the world. Since then, Lions Clubs throughout the world have spotlighted causes that help the under served, communities in crisis, and children. The Billings Lions Club spawned all the clubs in Montana and in Alberta, Canada.
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As part of Lions International, Montana Lions take pride in the service we bring to the world, the values we bring to our service, and how our diversity makes us stronger, smarter and more compassionate.
We believe that diversity is our strength, and it starts with fostering understanding, appreciating our differences, and valuing our unique talents and experiences. We know we can better serve the world when we embrace everyone, because together we are more.
Our core values guide our mission, unite our members, and elevate our service. They are the standard we set for ourselves and the promise we extend to the world.
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