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About Lions International

Lions International is a global network of volunteers dedicated to serving their communities and making the world a better place. With over 1.4 million members in more than 200 countries, Lions are known for their unwavering commitment to humanitarian aid, disaster relief, and community development.

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Our Values

Lions Clubs International is guided by core values of service, integrity, respect, cooperation, empowerment, and compassion. Members are dedicated to helping those in need through various community service and humanitarian efforts, conducting themselves with honesty and accountability, and showing respect and inclusion for all. 

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Lead to Serve, Serve to Lead

Everywhere we serve, every time we give, we bring kindness and compassion, change and hope. And we make our mark on the lives we touch, the communities we serve and the world we share.

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EXULTANT LIONS

When Lions come together with pride and purpose, every challenge becomes an opportunity to serve.”

This theme, “Exultant Lions,” is a call to action for every Lion to embrace unity, compassion, and optimism, turning collective strength into impactful service for our communities.

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OUR DISTRICT GOVERNOR

For over a decade, District Governor Lion Mahesh Acharya PMJF has dedicated himself to humanitarian service through Lions International. Beginning his Lions journey in 2010 as the Charter President of the Lions Club of Kathmandu Danfe, he has since taken on multiple leadership roles at both the club and district levels, always fulfilling his responsibilities with integrity and commitment.

With his theme of “Exultant Lions”, District Governor Lion Mahesh Acharya emphasizes equality, compassion, and selfless service that transcends caste, religion, gender, and geography. His vision for Lions Year 2025–2026 is to strengthen District 325 D by enhancing collaboration, expanding membership, and developing impactful service initiatives in education, health, and disaster preparedness—particularly for marginalized communities in remote regions.

District Governor Lion Mahesh Acharya, PMJF and First Lady

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Target: LY 2024-2025

Past Governors

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LY 2024/25

Lion Mahesh
Acharya
DISTRICT
GOVERNOR

Introducing our esteemed District 325 D Governor, Lion Mahesh Acharya, PMJF. A visionary leader in Lions International, he is known for his lifelong dedication to humanitarian service and empowering communities with compassion and purpose.

Lion Surendra Prakash Balay
IMMEDIATE PAST
DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Our IPDG, Lion Surendra Prakash Balay, PMJF,  helps with leadership transitions, ensures ongoing projects are completed, and represents the club in various capacities, contributing to the overall stability and success of the organization.

Lion Yog Raj Kandel Sharma
FIRST Vice District
GovernOr

Our First Vice President, Lion Yog Raj Kandel Sharma,  MJF, works closely with cabinet officers and the Club President to ensure smooth operations and the successful implementation of our district’s initiatives.

Lion Dharma Sharan Shrestha
SECOND Vice District
GovernOr

Our Second Vice District Governor, Lion Dharma Sharan Shrestha, works closely with district leaders and club officers to strengthen collaboration, support service initiatives, and ensure the continued growth and success of our district.

Lion Bachchu Sharma Kuinkel
DISTRICT CABINET
Secretary

“Our Cabinet Secretary Lion Rajendra Dulal, MJF,  acts as a vital link between the district and local Lions Clubs. He ensures effective communication, coordination, and smooth operation, aligning goals for impactful community service.”

Lion Janardhan
Timalsina
DISTRICT CABINET
TREASURER

“Our Cabinet Treasure, Lion Mandar Shekhar Bandhopadhyaya, serve as the vital link between the district and local Lions Clubs, ensuring effective communication and coordination towards our shared motto.”

We're on a mission to grow

MISSION 1.5 is the drive to reach 1.5 million members worldwide, so we can better meet the growing needs of our communities and serve more people than ever before.

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Contribution

An LCIF donation is a contribution made to Lions Clubs International Foundation to support its various charitable projects and programs. These donations help fund initiatives such as vision care, disaster relief, youth programs, and environmental conservation. Contributions can be made online, by mail, or through local Lions Clubs, and can be directed toward general purposes or specific projects.

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TU Lions Blood Bank Members

The TULBTRC is blood transfusion and research centre situated in the premises of Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur, Kathmandu is jointly venturing between Tribhuvan University and Lions International, MD325. As a non-profitmaking and sovereign organization center has been actively engaged in the collection, processing and distribution of blood and its components to various healthcare facilities across the valley. However, we recognize the persistent challenge of maintaining an adequate and safe blood supply to meet the ever-increasing demand of blood and its components from the volunteer blood donor. Moving towards as a leading blood transfusion and research center dedicated to the cause of providing safe and sustainable blood supply to patients in need, we believe that blood donation plays a pivotal role in saving human lives. 

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LCIF Projects
LCIF Service
01 August 2024
Jorpati Lions Academy
Jorpati Lions Academy Jorpati Lions Academy is a service oriented educational...
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LCIF Service
25 June 2024
Eye Hospital: Dolkha
Eye Hospital: Dolakha The Dolakha Lions Eye Center, located in Bhimeshwor Municipality...
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LCIF Service
25 June 2024
Eye Hospital: Tinkune, Kathmandu
Eye Hospital: Tinkune In 1981, a national survey revealed that many people in...
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LCIF Service
25 June 2024
Kidney Dialysis Center: Stupa Hospital
Kidney Dialysis Center: Stupa Hospital We are thrilled to announce the establishment...
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LCIF Service
25 June 2024
Nepal ApangaSang: Jorpati
Nepal Apanga Sang: Jorpati We are pleased to announce a significant development...
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Recent Activities

Third Regular District Cabinet Meeting

Free Health Camp

Governor’s cup | Futsal Tournament-2081 | 325 ‘G’

District Cabinet officers’ Installation and First Regular District Cabinet Meeting

LCIF Workshop

Governor’s cup | Futsal Tournament-2081

Major Upcoming Events

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1th Regular District Cabinet Meeting
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Program Schedule

107th Lions International Convention

The Lions International Convention is happening July 13-17, 2025. Celebrate service with your fellow Lions and Leos in one of the most historic and beautiful travel destinations in the world — Orlando, Florida.

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Frequently Asked Question

How can I join Lions?

The first thing to do is to contact your local club, you can search via Find-a-Club or fill out “Join” form and we will connect you up . The next thing is to take your time. Attend a few club meetings, find out about the work of the club and meet the members. Hopefully you will have a long and happy association with Lions, so you need to make sure that the club will work for you. If things work out, you will receive an invitation to join.

What does a Lions Club actually do?

All Lions Clubs subscribe to our Code of Ethics, and are part of an International Organisation, but set their own program independently. They can support projects that are operated at an international, national and district level – and can create and operate their own projects. You can browse the our website to find out some information about these projects. We all know that we work best at the things we love to do, so an important question to ask the club members is “what projects do you do?” and “who do you help”.
If you have a passion for a project, there is no reason why you can’t try to persuade your Lions Club to support it.

How much time is involved?

Lions is a “Community Service” organisation. One of our motto’s is that we “make things happen”. Local achievements are always satisfying and that’s why we volunteer.
This means that we DO want our members to participate in meetings and their fair share of community service activities. Lions say that family comes first, then work, and then the Lions Club. Of course you need to think about your capacity to participate, but for most of us, a couple of hours of television time traded for community service is a worthwhile experience.

Where does Lions Membership Fees go?

Any volunteer organisation needs to provide services and support to its volunteers – training, insurance, promotional materials and the like. As a democratic organisation, we also have some costs associated with our decision-making processes at International, National and local levels. Did you know that when a member of the public donates money to their local Lions Club, every cent goes to where it was promised? The club doesn’t take even 1%. Compare that with other organizations.
Lions are immensely proud of the fact that we don’t take public donations to cover our operating costs – and its one of the reasons for our reputation in the community.
That’s why members pay a small amount in dues.