No, but I have a long association with the rotary club. Each rotary club makes decisions on their clubs format. Some sing the national anthem and or may have a grace before dinner but they are not religious and don’t make people join in that don’t want to. All the money raised goes to charity as everyone is a volunteer. But you are expected to pay subs and pay for a weekly meal. Satellite clubs are beginning to be a thing, where they meet once a month, so that’s a bit cheaper.
Maybe if the higher power thing with the lions puts you off you could see if there’s a rotary club nearby?

No but I believe their mission is eyesight and blindness. They also are a charity.

As a former president of a Lions Club I can say the prayer was as canned as could be! Someone else said it, depends on the club.

The way I understand it, a person joining the Lions Club has to be loyal to a "higher power." I learned this several years ago. It is possible that this has changed recently....

I do like the charitable acts of the Lions Club, but the "higher power" thing keeps me from even considering joining them.

I used to bartend for their meetings when I lived in a different state. It was a great group of people and I never heard religion talked about.

Not part of the Lions club so I can't answer to that, but my best wishes on your endeavor

Giving back does not need to be within an organization. I am committed to giving back but chose to do it personally, one person at a time. There are so many people with needs that fall through the cracks. I also enjoy being anonymous in my giving.

If it does not work out for you, you can always start your own club.

The discussion of politics and religion is forbidden. Although, membership in the Lions Club is by invitation only. And subject to the approval of the majority of the club's board of directors. They choose members diligently as it requires time and financial commitments. What about [kiwanis.org] ?

My late uncle was a member of the Lions.
Their primary charitable focus are (perhaps were) eye issues.
They collect used glasses for redistribution to children and the poor,
among other things.

Not sure how secular they are.
Hope it works out the way you want it to.