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DISTRICT 40 serving NM & portions of Eastern AZ

President's Message: Rooted in Service with International President Mark S. Lyon

  • Writer: D40 Communications
    D40 Communications
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read

Lions,


Being “Rooted in Service” is about more than just the service others see us do. It’s about who we are at our foundation. Our roots in service are strong, and they run deep.


Lions are often the first to answer the call, find a solution or identify a need. And when we do, we step up. We help. We serve.


This year, work with your club to create service projects that are engaging, impactful and aligned with what your community needs. And if you want to make them even more fun, invite your family and friends to serve with you.


True impact starts with one act of service, big or small. I can’t wait to see what you do!


In friendship and service,


Mark S. Lyon


International President




Make the Most of Your Service Journey


Ready to make an impact but not sure where to begin? The Service Toolkit has everything you need to get started — from quick-start projects and community needs assessments to tips for building strong local partnerships.


And be sure your club reports your service. Service reporting helps celebrate your impact, inspires new members to serve and highlights the difference you make.


For even more inspiration on why your service is so powerful, watch this new video from International President Mark Lyon.


Lions and Leos: An Unbeatable Team


Lions and Leos bring out the best in each other — and in their communities — when they work together. Lions offer guidance, experience and support, while Leos contribute fresh ideas, new perspectives and great energy to our service. Together, they create stronger service projects, stronger clubs and a stronger future for Lions.


Explore our webpage to learn how serving with Leos can increase your impact today and build the Lions of tomorrow.


Ghana Lions Show the Power of Service


When children in Ghana needed life jackets to travel safely to school by boat — their only route to class — local Lions stepped up to lead a community-wide service project. Their incredible efforts not only helped protect young lives but also inspired new members to join. Watch our new video to see the powerful impact Lions make when we stay rooted in service.


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