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	In partnership with the Victim Services and Crime Prevention Division of the Ministry of Public Safety, Lions Pride is an outreach program highlighting the importance of making positive choices and choosing alternate activities to gang involvement. For more information on the Lions Pride program, click here.
	The FortisBC Energy Champions program is designed specifically for children in kindergarten through grade seven, emphasizing the importance of environmental responsibility and being an 'Energy Champion'. In 2011, the initiative visited 75 elementary schools throughout the lower mainland, Vancouver Island, the interior and northern BC, inspiring close to 25,000 elementary school students to take an active interest in their environment. For more information on the FortisBC Energy Champions program, click here.
	The BC Lions Football Club is pleased to announce it will partner this season in the launch of a longstanding and popular school program, Lions in the House presented by CN and supporting partner Industry Training Authority. Created specifically for youth in grades six through nine, the redesigned Lions in the House initiative is focused on the power of choice and being the best you can be. In particular, students will be challenged to examine their choices as it relates to their own personal safety around railway tracks and will be encouraged to look at the tremendous career opportunities trades provide. Click here to learn more.
	The 2012 season marks the eleventh year of the BC Lions' Read, Write & Roar literacy program presented by The Pantry Restaurants. Last season, the initiative partnered with 14 school districts and more than 20,000 elementary school students, stressing the importance of literacy through a fun and captivating journal. For more information on the Read, Write and Roar program, click here.