Lions Clubs International
About District 301-C
District 301-C is the Lions district of Northern Philippines: 77 clubs across Cagayan Valley, the Cordillera, Ilocos, Pangasinan and La Union, serving the communities they come from.
The district at a glance
Seventy-seven clubs, one district
District 301-C covers the northern third of Luzon. Each club runs its own service program and answers to its own community. The district exists to back them: training, coordination, and the reach that one club on its own does not have.
- 77 Active clubs
- 5 Regions
- 12 Zones
- 63 Cabinet officers
Lion Year 2026-2027
Mahal. Alaga. Halaga.
Lions International asks every district to be Rooted in Service this year, under International President Mark S. Lyon. District Governor Ralph Eduardo A. Yambao set the district's own theme on a single Filipino word. Mahalaga holds three others inside it: mahal, to love, alaga, to care for, and halaga, worth. Love someone and care for them, and you have already told them they matter.
Mahal ko Kayo, Aalagaan ko Kayo dahil Mahalaga Kayo.
Where we serve
Five regions, twelve zones
A region chairperson leads each region. A zone chairperson works closest to the clubs, visiting them through the year and keeping each one connected to the district.
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Baguio-Cordillera
5 zones
Baguio City and the Cordillera highlands
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Cagayan Valley
2 zones
Cagayan, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino
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Pangasinan
3 zones
Dagupan, Lingayen, Malasiqui and Alaminos
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Ilocos
1 zone
Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur
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La Union
1 zone
San Fernando and the La Union coast
What we do
Service, decided locally
Lions serve where they live. A club sees a need in its own town and acts on it, which is why the work looks different from one province to the next: sight screenings, feeding programs, school libraries, tree planting, blood drives, relief goods packed the night a typhoon lands. What holds it together are the causes Lions work on everywhere.
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Clubs come first
Every project on this site started in a club. The district does not hand down programs, it helps clubs run theirs.
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Zones keep clubs close
Twelve zone chairpersons visit, advise and report, so a club in its first year is never working alone.
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The cabinet carries the year
Sixty-three officers and committee chairpersons handle membership, training, service, finance and the Leos.
The district this year
Lions of 301-C, in their own photographs
Inductions, training weekends, club nights and the Council of Governors banquet. These are from the district's own Facebook page, where the clubs post what they are doing week to week.
Part of something larger
One district of a worldwide organization
District 301-C is one district of Multiple District 301, the Philippines, and through it part of Lions Clubs International. Lions began in 1917 and is the largest service club organization in the world: more than 1.4 million members in over 200 countries and geographic areas, every one of them a volunteer.
We Serve
The Lions motto, adopted in 1954
Join a club, or bring one to your town
District 301-C chartered nine new clubs this Lion Year. If you want to serve with Lions near you, or you want to start a club where there is none, the district office will point you the right way.