Thank you for visiting the KLF website. Please take a few minutes to read about our programs and projects. Please consider making a donation to the Kansas Lions Foundation. Donations can be made online through "Click and Pledge" using your Visa, MasterCard, or Discover card. Your online donation is safe and secure and will help further the mission of the foundation. Make your donation today. Thank You!
Disasters occur and when they do, people need help. For decades, Lions have provided humanitarian assistance to people affected by disasters. Lions are dedicated to serving their communities, especially in times of crisis.
ATTENTION KANSAS LIONS: Please submit your willingness to participate in the ALERT Program to assist in times of emergencies by completing our Online Disaster Relief Registration Form.
IMAGINE – JUST FOR A MINUTE – THAT YOU COULD ‘GROW A NEW LEADER’! ! ! Guess what? You can! Today you have the opportunity to strengthen the youth of Kansas. You can help young people in Kansas develop into good citizens concerned about their communities.
Our LEO club members (ages 12 and up) learn many new skills: teambuilding, leading effective meetings, networking, and project management as they work in their communities. They have a little fun, too, as they learn about the impact power of volunteers.
Kids participating in Lions Youth Exchange programs travel to the U.S. from all over the world to experience and learn our culture. Our U.S. kids have the opportunity to experience life in another culture, and tell others here about what they learned.
Our Deaf and Hard of Hearing week-long camp gathers kids from across Kansas at Rock Springs Camp in July. They can swim, ride horses, canoe or practice archery. They have some learning time, too, with a focus on leadership and environmental education.
These are just three of the programs supported by KLF. Will you help grow a leader? Consider making a donation to support the KLF.
Please help us build new leaders, Kansas kids and Kansas communities. You do make a difference. Thanks.
Sincerely in Lions Service,
Craig Donecker
"Life's most urgent question is: What are you doing for others?"
Martin Luther
King Jr.