This pavilion was located at Sha Tin Pass Road, top of Tsz Wan Shan (Tsz Wan Hill) and by the side of Lion Rock Mountain. Junction of the 5th section of MacLehose Trail and the 4th section of Wilson Trail. HKD$40,000 was raised to build this pavilion in 1959. The whole layout, includes an octagon pavilion, several benches, lawn and staircases, was finally completed in 1963. Handed over to Hong Kong Government in 1966. International President Lion Curtis D. Lovill initiated the opening ceremony on 19 November, 1966. In the book "Pebbles" written by Past International Director Lion Dr Francis Pan "Pebbles" in 1969, this place is also mentioned, as quoted below: "Particular mention must be made of the Lions Pavilion at the Lion Rock Hill, where a park and recreation ground were provided for thousands of youngsters including Boy Scouts camping there."

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On June 28, 2010, Hong Kong Asia Lions Club donated HKD 500,000 to the HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College, securing the naming rights for the 15th floor, which was thus officially designated the "Hong Kong Asia Lions Club Academ Floor." This contribution was made under the college's non-profit funding model, which, for its development and operational expenses, authorizes the naming of its various floors and classrooms, located at 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, in exchange for charitable donations from benevolent individuals and organizations.

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To express gratitude for the generous donation of HK$500,000 from the Lions Club of Metropolitan Hong Kong towards Tung Wah Group of Hospitals' medical services, the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Board of Directors specially named the lecture theatre at Tung Wah Hospital the " Tung Wah Hospital Lions Clubs of Metropolitan Hong Kong Lecture Theatre." This naming serves to commend the Lions Club of Metropolitan Hong Kong for its charitable spirit and enthusiastic dedication to public welfare. The naming ceremony was held on March 30, 2010, and was officiated by Mr. Young Lap-moon, JP, Permanent Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs.

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The school officially opened on September 1, 2004, and has been awarded several honors, confirming that it meets international standards for a safe school.

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To celebrate its 15th Anniversary, and with joint funding from the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) and its Sister Clubs, the Lions Club of Central donated RMB 600,000 to the Xin'an Special Education School. The donation was used to finance the relocation and renovation of the school premises, as well as the purchase of new classroom and language therapy equipment. This significantly improved the learning environment for nearly 100 visually and intellectually disabled students. The new school campus was officially inaugurated on April 6, 2007. A delegation from the Club traveled to the location to participate in the ceremony, engage in a heartwarming exchange with the teachers and students, and jointly witness the successful completion of this deeply meaningful charitable project.

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On November 11, 2018, an Plaque Unveiling Ceremony was held for the Special Educational Needs & Parents' Association's new premises. In addition to donating the renovation expenses for the association's new premises, Club President Chan successfully secured sponsorship support from Daikin Air Conditioning, which contributed the latest model air conditioners. Members of Lions Club of Central also regularly inspected the engineering progress, ensuring the association could successfully move into the new location within the one-and-a-half-month deadline. The new activity center offers a more comfortable environment and its rent is only 6% of the previous location's, which provides significant assistance to the sustained operation of the association.

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The Tokwawan Kai Fong Welfare Association is located under the East Kowloon Corridor flyover near the intersection of Kowloon City Road and Lok Shan Road. The association was jointly established in 1988-1989 by the Lions Club of Hong Kong Braemar Hill. International President Austin P. Jennings attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Members of the Lions Club of Hong Kong Braemar Hill donated over HK$400,000 and have since participated annually in the "Respect for the Elderly Rice Distribution" event, co-organized with the Tokwawan Kai Fong Welfare Association.

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On 8th June 1980, Lions Club of Hong Kong East donated this pair of Lions to the Urban Council. They were placed by the Water Front at Central District. In March 1994, these two sculptures, because of reclamation work at the original site, were moved to Victoria Peak Garden, Mount Austin Road.

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The Lions Club of The New Territories, Hong Kong donated HK$500,000 to Pok Oi Hospital to establish the Pok Oi Hospital Lions Club of The New Territories, Hong Kong Family Development Centre in the Kwai Tsing District. The center, which provides services for grassroots families in the area, officially began operations on March 18, 2012.

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This centre was Situated at 101 Shek Tsai Po Street, Tai O, Lantau Island. It was first planned and built in January, 1973. It provides a place for local residents to hold their seasonal or festivals“Poon Choi”gatherings or enjoy some movies from time and time.

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