LY 2025-2026 Leo Camp Out

Held from March 27–29, 2026, in Saipan, CNMI, the Leo Camp Out brought together young leaders for a weekend of teamwork, leadership development, and community building. Participants engaged in meaningful activities that fostered camaraderie, service, and the spirit of Lionism in a fun and supportive outdoor setting.

GIFLC Leo Dylon Dismas accepts his Certificate of Participation for the LY 2025-2026 Leo Camp Out.

Leo Camp Out

Saipan, CNMI

March 27-29, 2026

One Day, Many Roars: Celebrating Lion Leadership, Service, and Unity Across the District

Congratulations, and heartfelt Si Yu’os Ma’ase’ to our fellow Lions for your unwavering support and dedicated service across all district events on Saturday, March 28, 2026, including the LEO Camp Out/YCE, Women’s Summit, Special Olympics, and the Guam Latte Stone Lions Club Fundraiser. 

Managing multiple major initiatives in a single day is no small feat, yet each was executed with excellence, teamwork, and true Lion spirit. Your commitment continues to make a meaningful impact in our community.  Outstanding work! ROAR! 🦁

Lions Clubs International District 204 Celebrates CHamoru Month Through Stories and Community

Families join in the D204 Lions International CHamoru Saturday Story Time on March 7, 2026 via Zoom and in person at the Hagatna Public Library

Biba Mes CHamoru! 🇬🇺🌴 The D204 Lions Clubs CHamoru Saturday Story Time was a wonderful celebration of culture, literacy, and community. A heartfelt Si Yu’os Ma’åse’ goes out to our inspiring Featured Readers, Lion Francisca “Frances” Blanco and Tricia Tenorio, who generously shared their time and voices to bring stories to life for our young listeners and families. Through storytelling, they helped highlight the beauty of CHamoru culture, language, and island traditions during this special month of cultural pride. We also extend our gratitude to the families, children, and community members who joined us and helped make the event meaningful and memorable. We would also like to recognize the Guåhan Isan Famagu'on Lions Club Leos, who, together with Lion Saina Bea, shared traditional amot (medicinal herbs) and explained their importance to our culture. A special Si Yu’os Ma’åse’ also goes out to Mariquita “Tita” Calvo Leon Guerrero for generously providing guguria treats for the storytime. Moments like these remind us that reading together strengthens our connections, nurtures a love of learning, and helps pass our cultural heritage on to the next generation. 📚🌴🇬🇺

As we continue celebrating Mes CHamoru, let us keep the spirit of community alive.  Keep reading, continue sharing our island stories, practice safe boating, and enjoy a joyful and meaningful CHamoru Month! 🦁📚🇬🇺🌴🌺🌊🎉