OUR IMPACT
Gathering Every Act of Kindness to Achieve Infinite Possibilities
2.8 + billion yuan
Service Funding Mobilized
2.6 + billion yuan
Service Project Funding Disbursed
35.62 + million
Member Volunteer Service Hours
130 + million
Beneficiaries Reached Cumulatively
58.6 K+
Disability-Inclusive Service Activities
856 + million yuan
Funding Allocated for Disability-Inclusive Initiatives
74 + metric tons
Blood Donated through Red for Blood
9500 +
Rural Revitalization Services
Cumulative data from 2005 to 2025
The China Council of Lions Clubs (CCLC) was established in Beijing on June 14, 2005. It is a national, joint and non-profit social organization with independent legal person status, officially approved by the State Council of China and registered with China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs. The organization operates under the professional guidance and supervision of the China Disabled Persons’ Federation (CDPF), the designated supervisory authority, as well as the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the registration and administrative authority.
We uphold the tenet of “Elevate Yourself, Empower Others, Enrich Society” guided by its vision to become a dynamic and innovative charitable volunteer organization and a key force in community development and humanitarian services. Our mission is to promote humanitarian values through practical actions, assist vulnerable and disadvantaged groups, and foster social harmony.
Our membership comprises individuals from diverse professional backgrounds who are committed to public welfare and have extensive experience in volunteer service. Funding for our charitable and volunteer activities is primarily derived from membership dues and voluntary contributions by members. We systematically coordinate, organize, and guide our members in carrying out a wide range of philanthropic initiatives, while also facilitating exchanges and collaborative efforts with international charitable organizations.
OUR SERVICES
Contributing to the Development of Charitable Causes
We mobilize cross-sector resources to serve national development and international engagement.
We empower persons with disabilities and vulnerable groups for inclusive and sustainable development.
We protect lives, health, and dignity through emergency response, medical assistance, and health education.
We meet community needs through care, support, and volunteer services that turn kindness into collective goodwill.
OUR COMMITTEES
Building Solid Foundations for Organizational Growth