"We Serve" - Proudly Serving Since March 14th, 1977

The Fosston-Lengby Lions serve and we have fun serving.

Each local Lions Club, in the International Association of Lions Clubs, exists primarily to meet the needs of our own communities, as well as those around the world. We do this without any form of personal financial gain as members. 

Our Association’s motto is, “We Serve.”  This simple, and frank, statement says much about why we exist as an organization and why we contribute our time, money, and labor as members.  Each local Lions Club exists to serve the needs of its own community, and to assist other clubs around the globe.

As the world’s largest service organization, we have often identified needs that go well beyond what a single local Lions Club might be able to solve; and, by working together as a single like-minded organization at a regional, or even at a global level, we have been able to achieve great things. For more information on these global initiatives, please go to the Lions International website at:

http://www.lcif.org/EN/our-work/index.php

As a local Lions Club, we have the opportunity to identify, and deal with the needs of our own communities at a local level. These needs might otherwise never receive appropriate attention from any other organization in our communities. 

When needs exceed what our local club can accomplish, we work together to achieve more, for we are not alone. Lions clubs internationally have reached nearly 1.4 million members from around the globe.  As a global organization, we have nearly unlimited resources in the form of manpower and skills available to us.  However, it all begins at the local level by identifying and determining how to best address needs as they are identified by local Lions.

If you would like to learn more about or become a part of the Fosston-Lengby Lions club, please visit our contact page. 

Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.