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The overall nonprofit is great.  The headquarters and work environment is not reflective of what the organization stands for.  Management is not transparent.  The various teams work in silos.  Employees are not truly heard.  No real career path.  If you are okay with being stagnant, and behind the times from a technology standpoint then you will make it.  Politics and red tape are taken to another level.  If you aspire to truly be successful and are naturally driven the culture here will disappoint you.  It’s like working in the seventies.   Pay is not market rate.  Raises are almost non-existent.  HR is even worse.  I wouldn’t recommend working here unless your goal is to simply obtain a paycheck.

This is a volunteer job for the Lions Clubs International. As a Lion we help with things like raising money to help the blind to see. we help our communities with things like giving scholarships to kids for college. Some communities may needs help with feeding the homeless or getting glasses for a senior that can afford to get them, or kids to find sight issues that if caught at an early age can be fixed, with a program called Kid Sight. There is no pay but what I get from this job is priceless and I will continue to volunteer with the Lions Clubs for many years to come.

This organization hires people, expects them to accept low wages because its a nonprofit, nevermind its a 300 million nonprofit. The executives are prejudiced and they demean people, but then hold a potluck to appreciate people. Yes, we have to make our own food for appreciation events. 

There are some people who try to make it better but the leaders dont support that. It's sad to see the turnover. I am looking for a job for a while now. It is unfair, and they are not considerate.

Once this was a warm inclusive happy place, but with the naive and gullible volunteers being elevated to leadership levels opened the door for a Machiavellian Narcissist to destroy the organization at the state level.

Lions Clubs was a great place to work.  Serving Lions in 210 countries and regions across the world meant lots of customer service, lots of troubleshooting, lots of requests for information -- all of which meant dynamic work days and challenging tasks.

A typical day is a meeting every first and third Saturday of the month, and if we have a special task we do the task. What I learned was make the most out of the day and be able to work with whoever you're with.  We have a president and a vice president which runs the meetings. Most enjoyable part of the day is being able to bring the community together.

I was a temporary employee with hopes of becoming permanent. I would have stayed with this non-profit company in a heartbeat. The people were very nice and interacted on a professional, yet casual basis. It appeared that the company provided nice perks and benefits to compensate as thanks for the good work that was produced.

Most colleagues are nice, very diverse culture, but the management is not so nice, it is an obstacle for your advancement. You do learn new things from working there.

 The pay is average, but the fringe benefits are good.

I volunteered for the mounds view Lions club for well over 10 years. I was able to help put a lot while I was younger due to my grandmother being apart of it but despite that I loved every moment working with them, every event I helped with, every friend met along the way. They are truly an inspiration to the younger generations!

Like any job there is pros and cons, benefits are great here and the job itself, but at times it can become overwhelming and management is not the best…nasty attitudes don’t really get to know there workers, assistant mangers are the best, it’s the ones above them. Managers do what’s convenient for them but soon as you need a little convenience you’re not getting it! They don’t care! 

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Specialist 3 salaries reported	$58,333 per year
Coordinator 3 salaries reported	$52,000 per year
Program specialist 3 salaries reported	$57,667 per year
Marketing specialist 3 salaries reported	$55,000 per year

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