http://resources.mdalions.org/lions_material/CC3_Signature_Projects.pdf
For Lions of 411B, the information herein will assist you to determine your project and advance it as necessary. Please do fill in Form MK 9 for directions.
Purpose: To identify a major
community project with a Lions club, zone, region, or district so that the
project is associated with the Lions club, zone, region, or district.
By definition, a
Lions Signature Project is:
A distinctively
Lions initiative.
A community project
which identifies Lions.
A project which is
visible throughout the community.
A “hands-on”
project.
A project which is
relevant to community needs.
A project which
helps to build the reputation of the Lions club.
A project which
attracts the attention of quality members of the community.
Lions Signature
Projects vary according to community needs. Before planning a Signature Project,
Lions clubs should complete the Lions Community Needs Assessment (MK-9).
Lions Signature
Projects may address:
The needs of children;
Community needs;
The needs of the elderly;
Environmental needs;
Healthcare needs;
The needs of persons in other
countries;
Human welfare needs.
Examples of Lions
club or district Signature Projects:
Lions in MD 109
(Iceland) built Lions Home Hlein for severely disabled young adults.
The Long Beach
(Downtown) Lions Club, California, built the 65-foot (19 meters) tall Lions
Lighthouse for Sight.
The Lions of
District 14-B (Pennsylvania, USA), built the Lions Diabetes Treatment
Center for their
community.
In Egypt, Lions are
working with the military to remove World War II land mines.
Every year, the Mt.
Vernon (Evening) Lions, Virginia, USA, organize Lions Safety Day.
The Bonita Springs
Lions, Florida, USA, award annual educational scholarships.
In 1951, the
Springfield (16 Acres) Lions Club, Massachusetts, USA, established the District
33-Y Orthopedic Clinic. The Lions continue to support this eye care facility.
Signature Project
Results
As a result of
completing a high-visibility Lions Signature Project, others in your community
take notice of the
Lions’ willingness to serve, thereby increasing the possibility for attracting
new members. New
members bring new ideas. In the end, the local community reaps the
benefits of
increased community service.
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