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Beloit Family Eye Care, SC officially celebrated its grand opening on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, as a year-round eyeglass recycling satellite location for the Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF), marking a significant milestone in the Foundation’s eyeglass recycling efforts.

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation has earned the 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid.

The first six months of the Lionistic year are officially in the books. It has been a busy time for all five of our projects.

Submitted by Lion Dennis Hirtz of Lake Tomahawk Lions Club. Read the story of how one club in northern Wisconsin, is making an impact around the world through the Eyeglass Recycling Project.

Our Eyeglass Recycling Center is looking for volunteers to help read eyeglasses for missions. Learn more here.

On Thursday, September 18, the Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF) hosted the opening session of NASA DISCOVERIES (Developing Interconnected STEM Communities of Vested Educational Relevance in Earth Science) for all 4th grade students from Rosholt Elementary School. This project provides STEM engagement opportunities for students in an outdoor learning environment.

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF) is dedicated to promoting the health and overall well-being of children and families throughout the state.

Wisconsin Lions Camp is celebrating another impactful summer in 2025, welcoming 1,007 campers throughout its 10-week season. Since 1956, the Camp has provided quality, free summer camp experiences for Wisconsin youth and adults with disabilities, and this year’s season carried on that proud tradition. Campers represented a wide range of populations: 171 campers who are Blind ...

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF) was honored to host Lions International President A.P. Singh and his partner in service, Past International Director (PID) Sanjeeta Jatia, for a special visit on Sunday, August 10, 2025

What is Deer Hides for Lions Camp? Each year, the Wisconsin Lions Foundation rallies hunters across Wisconsin to donate their deer hides and tails to the Foundation. The donated hides and tails, enough to fill semi-trucks, are then sold to a buyer and the funds collected go towards the Wisconsin Lions Camp, helping keep the Camp ...