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Kansas Lions Foundations
Kansas Lions Band Foundation (KLBF)
The Kansas Lions Band Foundation, Inc. (501C3) was incorporated in 1984 for the purpose of raising monies to help support our State and International Bands. The Foundation fundraising activities include: percapta donations, bequests, Mid-Winter Rally auction, and collector pins. The KLBF takes great pride in supporting one of the Kansas Lions finest youth outreach projects, the Kansas Lions State and International Bands.
If you would like to make a donation please contact the KLBF Treasurer PDG Bill Stenfors, 109 E. J. Frick Drive, Manhattan, Kansas 66503, (785)-410-0928, bstenfors@hotmail.com.
Kansas Lions Sight Foundation (KLSF)
The Kansas Lions Sight Foundation is a public , non-profit, tax-exempt corporation. It was incorporated to provide an avenue whereby Lions and others, could donate funds that would then be disbursed for sight-related projects in Kansas. There are five main objectives of the Foundation: services for the visually impaired; screening for visual acuity and glaucoma, blood pressure, diabetes, and hearing; treatment of eye injuries and disease; educations; and eye research.
If you would like to make donations to the KLSF, please send donations to Lion Andy Hoedl, 15403 West 80th Place. Lenexa, Kansas 66219. If you have questions, call or email Lion Andy at 913-541-0663, ahoedlcpa@aol.com.
Kansas Lions Foundation (KLF)
KLF was founded in 1999, formed to increase the level of community service and support through education, humanitarian, and charitable projects. Projects include the ALERT (disaster response) program, Lions Quest, Deaf and Hard of Hearing long term summer camp scholarships, Peace Poster contest, and Youth Exchange.
A new addition is the Kansas Lions Alert Team Emergency Grant Criteria and Application. The objective of the KLAT is to provide immediate emergency relief to the victims of a residence displacement. KLAT emergency funds are available for relief aid in the wake of any natural or manmade disaster that is not within the confines of a LCIF Emergency Grant where a person(s) is displaced from their home.
Website: kansaslionsfoundation.org