Multiple District 31

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Tax Information

A resource center for information on filing a tax return with the Internal Revenue Service.

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News about the Lions of North Carolina, along with arranging speakers and programs.

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Celebrate Liberty

The North Carolina Lions' annual celebration of the ideals around what it means to be an American.

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Internet Safety

Protecting our children from the hidden dangers of the Internet is a new North Carolina Lions program.

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Leo Clubs

Providing leadership and humanitarian opportunities to middle and high school students in North Carolina.

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Disaster Awareness

Obtain disaster assistance information, and find links to state and federal resources for individual assistance.

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Hall of Fame

The Council of Governors honor two Lions each year by naming them to the N.C. Lions' Hall of Fame.

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Pin Traders Association

The North Carolina Chapter is made up of Lions that collect and sell Lions Clubs pins.

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International Convention

More than 13,000 Lions traveled to Minneapolis to attend the 2009 Lions Clubs International Convention.

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Leadership

Multiple District 31 has more than 8,500 members and is divided into 8 sub-districts, each led by a governor.

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State Convention

Obtain information about the North Carolina Lions State Convention and review last year's event.

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VIP Fishing Tournament

The annual event held on the Outer Banks is one of the largest service projects of the North Carolina Lions.

www.ncvipfishing.org

Sid L. Scruggs III

Elected in 2009, Lion Sid L. Scruggs III is the 1st Vice President of the International Association of Lions Clubs. A retired airline pilot, he calls North Carolina home.

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Fund-Raising Guide

A resource center for Lions Clubs to exchange project ideas for raising money.

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Meeting & Retreat Center

It is the best kept secret in North Carolina. The Meeting & Retreat Center at Camp Dogwood.

Camp Dogwood

Humanitarian/White Cane

The most important source of funds for the programs and services provided by the NCLF.

The Campaign

N.C. Lions Foundation

Administers the humanitarian programs offered by the Lions Clubs of North Carolina.

www.nclf.org

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Founded in 1917, Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with 45,000 clubs and nearly 1.35 million members in 200 countries around the world. Its motto is "We Serve." The international headquarters is located in Oak Brook, Illinois, United States. Membership is by invitation and attendance at meetings is expected on a monthly or fortnightly basis. Lions are a community-based organization with a hierarchy that can take a member from a club to office at zone, district and international levels. Funds raised by Lions Clubs from the general public are used for charitable purposes, with administration costs kept strictly separate and paid for by members.

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All Lions Clubs are required to file a tax form with the Internal Revenue Service. Information about filing taxes, either using a 990 Tax Form, 990 E Tax Form, or electronic filing using the simple E-Postcard, can be found in the Resource Center.

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