"You can't get very far until you start doing something for somebody else..." - Melvin Jones
District 12-I, (this district) was, and is, situated pretty much in the center of the state; continues to grow and provide a tremendous service to the community, the District and the International Association.
District 12-I stands proud to be a part of the world's largest service organization; providing many services to those in need in the community and the world. In addition, the District has provided two directors to serve on the International Board, a President of the International Association, and many leaders at the District level.
This district has a long and proud record of community service. You will see Lions conducting fund raising projects to provide these many services. The wonderful thing is that all Lions are volunteers. There is no individual financial gain from these projects, but the self satisfaction from helping people in need "giving back" is something money can't buy.
We are always interested in you helping us help others. Please contact your local Lions Club for additional information.
District 12-I stands proud to be a part of the world's largest service organization; providing many services to those in need in the community and the world. In addition, the District has provided two directors to serve on the International Board, a President of the International Association, and many leaders at the District level.
This district has a long and proud record of community service. You will see Lions conducting fund raising projects to provide these many services. The wonderful thing is that all Lions are volunteers. There is no individual financial gain from these projects, but the self satisfaction from helping people in need "giving back" is something money can't buy.
We are always interested in you helping us help others. Please contact your local Lions Club for additional information.
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Tennessee became a part of the International Association of Lions Clubs in 1918. The tremendous growth of clubs and membership throughout the state brought about reorganization into two districts, and was identified as Multiple District 12 by the International Association of Lions Clubs. The clubs and
membership growth continued and a few years later Multiple District 12 reorganized into four districts, identified as Multiple District 12, L, I, O and N.