Grants Programs: LCIF enables Lions to tackle global problems such as blindness and hearing loss and respond to major catastrophes such as earthquakes and floods. But LCIF also helps Lions serve their local communities by partnering with them to build schools, health clinics and vocational training centers for the disabled. Visit Grant Programs to learn more about the several categories of grant programs.

Grant Applications: Each of the grant programs begins with an application for assistance. Visit the Forms for Grant Application

Melvin Jones Fellows: The LCIF instituted a program to honor outstanding contributors. The process for becoming a Melvin Jones Fellow is simple. The Melvin Jones Fellowship application, available from LCIF Forms, needs to be completed. The US$1,000 contribution can be made by individuals (including non-Lions), clubs or districts. Installment donations in any amount can be made over a five-year period. See the Melvin Jones Fellows Program

The West Windsor Lions Club members include a dozen Melvin Jones Fellows:

Lion Edward Atkinson Lion Bob Cox Lion Thomas J. Crane Lion Ed DiPolvere Lion John DiPolvere Lion James Hynes, past District 16B Governor.

Lion Harry D Korn Lion Harley Pickens Lion Frank Shoemann Lion JohnStaszak Lion John Twamley Lion Mary Weaver Lion Ron Slinn

Service-minded people, serving their community.