Membership in Lions Clubs International
Membership in Lions is open to individuals of good moral character who enjoy fellowship and networking, and who are willing and able to dedicate part of their free time to helping those in need—regardless of race, religion, or political views.
How to Join
Sponsorship: A new member must be sponsored by a Lions member in good standing.
Approval: All prospective members must be approved by the club’s Board of Directors.
Dues & Registration
Once approved as a Lions member, you are responsible for paying:
A one-time registration fee.
Annual membership dues.
Your local club collects these annual dues to support Lions Headquarters, the Multiple District, District operations, and club activities.
Join Our Club
While membership in a Lions Club is traditionally by invitation, we warmly encourage applications from all members of the community—including business owners, corporations, and professionals who share our commitment to service.
For a minimum contribution of just $3.00 a week, you can become a proud member of Lions Clubs International, the largest voluntary service organization in the world.
Transforming the World, One Community at a Time
We are transforming the world one community at a time by addressing needs both locally and globally. Because when we collaborate, we can accomplish greater objectives.
Meetings & Involvement
Our meetings are held once a month. We invite you to reach out to us and attend an upcoming meeting as our guest to experience the fellowship firsthand!
If you believe that Lionism aligns with your altruistic values and you would like to become a member or learn more, please contact us today:
Phone: (917)345-5768
Transforming the World, One Community at a Time
We are transforming the world one community at a time by addressing needs both locally and globally. Because when we collaborate, we can accomplish greater objectives.
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"Lions can be the whole family. It can be everyone, because that’s really what community is: it’s everyone.” -
Denise Lum, USA