The mission of the Lions Pride Endowment Fund of Wisconsin, Inc. is to build a lasting legacy by providing sustainable support for the Wisconsin Lions Foundation’s statewide projects, empowering Lions to serve their local communities through initiatives that reach, touch, and improve lives.

The Wisconsin Lions Foundation administers Lions Club projects common to all communities statewide. WLF staff and Camp property encompass 440 acres, the state’s only private lake, 37 buildings, facilities and equipment.

Established in 1956, Lions Camp in Rosholt is the crown jewel of Wisconsin Lions. It was the first—and remains the largest—Wisconsin Lions Foundation project. Others now include an Eyeglass Recycling Processing/Distribution Center, and multiple health-related projects in collaboration with Wisconsin professional organizations … Children & Adult Vision Screening, Hearing, Diabetes Education, prevention and control and Youth Projects.

Lions Camp is a place like no other. A place for youngsters—with vision, hearing, cognitive challenges or diabetes—to be with others just like themselves. They have come to camp free for more than half a century, about 70,000 of them. In a typical year, nearly 1,300 campers attend, representing some 400 Wisconsin communities.

In the last decade, operating expenses have risen 57%. The historic backbone of financial support—Lions Club donations–cannot keep pace, growing only 20% and now accounting for less than half of annual WLF operating expenses. Inflation and other costs defy control efforts and continue to escalate. The future of the Wisconsin Lions Foundation statewide projects is threatened. You can help…The solution depends on you—and others like you—caring and contributing to the Lions Pride Endowment Fund of WI, Inc., Today’s Help, Tomorrow’s Future.