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Ohio Lions, a division of Lions Clubs International founded in 1920, comprises over 350 clubs and 9,100 members across the state, committed to serving their communities and supporting humanitarian needs. Recognized for their leadership and organization, Lions from Ohio represent the state at the international level, showcasing a distinct presence with their traditional red coats and vests. Governed by a Council of Governors, Ohio Lions operate primarily through volunteers, ensuring that funds dedicated to charity are utilized effectively. The organization hosts an annual State Convention featuring important business sessions, a spouses program, and motivational speakers, fostering engagement and growth within the Lions community. Generated from the website

For a century, the Fraternal Order of Eagles, an organization of volunteers that help people, has been a major influence internationally and nationally in the United States and Canada. The Eagles help people by funding research in areas such as heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes and cancer. The Eagles help raise money for handicapped, neglected and abused children and for the aged. It was over 100 years ago in 1898 the Fraternal Order of Eagles was founded by six theater owners in Seattle Washington. The organization was originally dubbed The Order of Good Things. Seven U.S. Presidents have been Eagles including Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, John F. Kennedy, Harry Truman, Franklin Roosevelt, Warren Harding and Theodore Roosevelt.