- Register for Wisconsin Lions Camp Today!

The Wisconsin Lions Camp is still accepting registrations for the 2023 season. The Wisconsin Lions Camp provides quality camp experiences for Wisconsin youth and adults with disabilities.
Youth and Adult campers are invited to reserve a spot at one of the nine camp sessions offered:
Blind/Visually Impaired Adults – June 4-8
Blind/Visually Impaired Youth & Epilepsy – June ...
Learn more - Team Member Spotlight: Camp Director Andrea Yenter

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation is beginning a new series highlighting members of the WLF staff. We’re proud to have such an amazing team working together to help others, and we’d love for you to get to know them, and their story.
This month we highlight Andrea Yenter, Camp Director at Wisconsin Lions Camp.
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Learn more - Wisconsin Lions Foundation: Plan the Perfect Family or Work Event with WLC Rentals

An exciting program the Wisconsin Lions Foundation offers through Lions Camp is our Rentals Program. The beautiful 440-acre facility of the Wisconsin Lions Camp offers our guests a variety of fun activities, comfortable lodging, meeting room spaces, and delicious food service. Located in Rosholt, WI, our facility is the ideal central Wisconsin location for your ...
Learn more - Get to Know the WLF Team: Evett Hartvig, Executive Director

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation is beginning a new series highlighting members of the WLF staff. We’re proud to have such an amazing team working together to help others, and we’d love for you to get to know them, and their story.
First up in our series is Evett J. Hartvig, Wisconsin Lions Foundation Executive Director!
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Learn more - Wisconsin Lions Foundation Eyeglass Mission Gives ‘The Gift of Sight’ to Thousands in the Philippines

As one of its five statewide projects, the Wisconsin Lions Foundation collects used eyeglasses at its Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center (ERC) in Rosholt as part of our Eyeglass Recycling Project. The used eyeglasses are then distributed to many medical mission headquarters across the globe. The most recent successful mission was completed in November of 2022 ...
Learn more - Wisconsin Lions Foundation Celebrates National Diabetes Month with Awareness and Early Detection Resources

November is National Diabetes Month, and World Diabetes Day is November 14. Both National Diabetes Month and World Diabetes Day serve as national and global campaigns to bring awareness to diabetes by promoting healthy living, educating on the risk factors, and allowing individuals with diabetes to share their stories.
Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF) is passionate about ...
Learn more - Wisconsin Lions Camp Wrap Up

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation is proud to report that our Wisconsin Lions Camp has had yet another successful Summer Camp season. This year, we were able to serve 633 Youth and Adult Campers. Here’s a further breakdown of our Camp season and important dates for the Wisconsin Lions Camp 2023 Season.
2022 Wisconsin Lions Camp Numbers
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Learn more - Deer Hide Collection

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation Deer Hide Collection:
We Want Your Hides—And Your Help!
The official start of deer season in Wisconsin began with bow hunting on September 16, 2023, and with it, the Wisconsin Lions Foundation (WLF) officially kicked off its Deer Hide Collection fundraiser for 2023. This fundraiser will continue throughout Wisconsin’s deer season, reaching ...
Learn more - Off-Season Rental Program

Experience the Joy of Camp All Year Round With WLF’s Off-Season Rental Program
With summer drawing to a close, Lions Camp is preparing for off-season rentals. As many of you know, Lions Camp is owned and operated by the Wisconsin Lions Foundation, Inc. Our camp is a beautiful 440 acre facility with a private 45 acre ...
Learn more - Vision Screening Project

At WLF, our mission of “Reaching, Touching and Improving Lives” is met through our work in five statewide projects, which include our Vision Screening Project. Our Vision Screening Project aims to screen all children ages six months through 18 years for vision problems, with an emphasis on children enrolled in daycare centers and preschools.
Vision screening ...
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