
District 306 D9 Awards & Honors
Celebrating global prestige, Melvin Jones Fellowships (MJF/PMJF), Mahendra Amarasuriya Fellowships (MAF/PMAF), and local honors awarded across Lions District 306 D9 Sri Lanka.
All Honors & Recognitions
Showing 6 of 6 distinguished honors
Highest Global Honor
Ambassador of Good Will
The Highest Association Honor
The Ambassador of Good Will Award is the highest Award presented by Lions International. A restricted maximum of 25 are awarded worldwide on an annual basis by the International President.
LCIF Supreme Honor
Melvin Jones Fellowship (MJF)
LCIF Supreme Recognition
The Melvin Jones Fellowship is named in honor of our founder. It is the highest honor from the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), recognizing profound personal or club contributions.
Leadership Excellence
International President's Award
Exceptional Global Impact
The International President's Award is the second highest Award of Lions Clubs International, honoring Lions who demonstrate extraordinary leadership and humanitarian achievements worldwide.
Sustained Dedication
Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow (PMJF)
Continuous LCIF Recognition
Those who have been honored more than once are recognized as Progressive Melvin Jones Fellows (PMJF), exemplifying continuous financial and voluntary commitment to global humanitarian service.
Local Foundation Honor
Mahendra Amarasuriya Fellowship (MAF)
Sri Lanka Local Foundation Distinction
Named in honor of Past International President Lion Deshabandu Mahendra Amarasuriya. The Mahendra Amarasuriya Fellowship recognizes Lions and supporters in Sri Lanka who make significant financial and voluntary contributions toward local community service and humanitarian foundation initiatives.
Sustained Local Honor
Progressive Mahendra Amarasuriya Fellow (PMAF)
Continuous Local Foundation Distinction
Awarded to Lions and benefactors who demonstrate continuous, elevated financial and voluntary support to the Mahendra Amarasuriya Fellowship Trust, exemplifying sustained commitment to empowering communities across Sri Lanka.