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Recently, our District Leadership received notice of a number of Clubs in District 37 who were falling into “Status Quo” status for past due balances to LCI older than 90 days. We have worked to resolve those issues and still have some work to complete. LCI adopted a policy of posting any outstanding Club invoice to LCI online at Lions Portal. They have discontinued the practice of mailing printed invoices monthly, semi-annually, or annually. We have discussed options for remedy and are consulting with LCI about those approaches. Until we have a clear alternative, we will offer the following:
Lions International will post outstanding invoices on your club account monthly. Please use the procedure below to download, save, and print a copy of your invoices. Please check them and forward any remittance to LCI to maintain “Active” Status for your Club.
Every Lions Club has financial responsibilities to Lions Clubs International (LCI). One important responsibility is monitoring the club’s accounts, reviewing invoices, and ensuring that payments are on time.
Whether you are a Club Administrator, Treasurer, Secretary, or President, knowing how to locate and download your club’s LCI invoice is an important part of effective club management.
The following instructions will help you find your club’s invoice through the Lion Portal.
Step 1: Access the Lions International Website
If you have not established your Lion Account, follow the account registration instructions on the login page.
Step 2: Navigate Your Club’s Financial Information
Once you have successfully logged in:
You should now be able to review the financial statements and outstanding balances associated with your club.
Step 3: Locate the Invoice You Need
Review the available statements and financial documents.
Look for the invoice or statement you need. Pay attention to:
If you do not immediately see the document you need, check the available statement periods, and document listings.
Step 4: Open and Download the Invoice
Once you locate the appropriate document:
Choose a recognizable file name, such as: ClubName_LCI_Invoice_October2026.pdf
This will make it easier to locate the invoice when preparing financial reports or reviewing club records.
Step 5: Save and Share the Invoice
After downloading the invoice:
Need Additional Assistance?
For official payment instructions and financial resources, visit:
Lions Clubs International – Finance Resources
Lions Clubs International – Payment Instructions
For questions concerning club invoices, account balances, or payments, contact the LCI Accounts Receivable Department:
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: +1 630-203-3810
In Service,
Jon Kimble
District Governor,
Montana Lions District 37
559-352-1455
March 4, 1789: The U.S. government was scheduled to “turn on”, but
January 14, 1784 - This is when U.S. independence became legally binding.
Jon Kimble was born and raised in Southeastern Arizona. He attended Arizona State University from 1980 – 1983 after which he worked in the plumbing trade. Jon joined the US Navy in 1984, completed Nuclear Plant Operator Training, and served aboard the USS Truxtun, CGN-35 from 1986 until 1990. He was honorably discharged, and obtained employment with an Independent Power Producer in California. His career included technical, supervisory, and management positions involved with power generation, transmission, distribution, regulation and compliance. Jon and his wife, Laura Cullen, retired to Seeley Lake in 2013. They enjoy the outdoors and Jon finds reward in serving several volunteer organizations including the Seeley Lake Lions Club, Veterans & Families of Seeley Lake, the Seeley Lake Senior Center, the Seeley Lake Rural Fire District and MEC’s Operation Round Up Board of Directors. He occasionally provides consulting services to his former employer, Wellhead Services, INC.
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