The winners of the Prix Lions since its foundation in 1971
| Year | Winner | Subject |
| 1971 | Adrien Ries † | for: Future economy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg |
| 1976 | Dr. Arsène Betz † | for: New Pygmalions at the Edge of Human Genetics |
| 1980 | Interaction Faubourg | Community-based social work in the Grund |
| 1981 | Gilbert Trausch † | for his research in historical sciences |
| 1983 | Marcel Engel † André Hohengarten Paul Spang |
for: "Hinzert" for: "Von der Zauberflöte bis zum Standgericht" |
| 1984 | Alex Mullenbach | for his work as a composer and pianist |
| 1985 | Dolphe Kutter | for: "La phénylcétonurie, une maladie mentale" |
| 1987 | Alfred Steinmetzer † Georges Calteux |
for their activities in the field of national heritage |
| 1988 | Dr. Mario Dicato | for his work in the field of cancer and blood |
| 1989 | Roland Gaul | for: "Battle of the Bulge 1944-45", Section in the Diekirch Museum |
| 1990 | Ligue Luxembourgeoise d'hygiène mentale Dr. Roger Thilges, président |
for their work in the field of mental hygiene |
| 1991 | Dr. Paul Groff et son équipe du Laboratoire National de Santé |
for their work in research and screening for inherited haemoglobin defects |
| 1992 | AFO-Films Maisy Hausemer, Georges Fautsch et Paul Scheuer Andy Bausch Menn Bodson et Gast Rollinger |
for their pioneering work in the field of Luxembourg film |
| 1994 | Frank Hoffmann, metteur en scène, | for his commitment and creativity in the field of theatre |
| 1995 | Claude Frisoni, coordinateur général de "Luxembourg-ville européenne de la culture 1995" | for his exceptional commitment to the promotion of culture in Luxembourg |
| 1996 | CLUDEM,Centre Luxembourgeois de Documentation et d'Etudes médiévales Jean Schroeder, Aloyse Estgen, Michel Margue, Michel Pauly, Michel Polfer, Henri Trauffler |
for his research work in the field of Luxembourg medieval history. |
| 1997 | Claude Lenners | for his work in contemporary music composition |
| 1998 | Dr. Nelly Kieffer | in recognition of his research work |
| 2000 | Germaine Goetzinger, écrivain | researcher and ardent defender of our written heritage |
| 2001 | Jean-Paul Lehners | for his commitment to human dignity |
| 2002 | Dr. Michel Goedert | for his research on neurodegenerative diseases |
| 2004 | Joseph Hilger | for his personal dedication and long-term commitment to the fight against leprosy |
| 2005 | Tom Schlechter | for his deep personal commitment to the development and implementation of innovative and humanitarian projects for drug users in need |
| 2006 | John Flick † | for his catalytic role in favour of research in the fields of earth sciences, perpetuated by the activities of the European Centre for Geodynamics and Seismology |
| 2007 | Dr. Marc Diederich | for his commitment to research into cancer and blood diseases |
| 2008 | Dr. Pierre Gallego | for his commitment to marine mammal research and conservation, as well as for its contribution to the discovery of the marine environment by younger generations |
| 2009 | Serge Kollwelter | for his social and human commitment to our foreign fellow citizens |
| 2010 | Dr. Jean-Luc Lehners | for his theoretical work in the field of modern cosmology and for his commitment to educating young people about the great mysteries of physics |
| 2011 | Jonk Fuerscher Lëtzebuerg asbl | for his activities dedicated to raising awareness and introducing young people to research |
| 2012 | Asbl Päerd's Atelier | for its project "Liewenshaff" and its activities as a socio-educational centre for young people with behavioural problems |
| 2013 | Stëmm vun der Strooss | for its commitment to the social and professional integration of disadvantaged people in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg |
| 2014 | Wäertvollt Liewen asbl | for its exemplary commitment to people living with rare diseases |
| 2015 | Tessy Fautsch | for her exemplary humanitarian commitment |
| 2016 | Camille Kerger | for his work as a Luxembourg composer and his important and eclectic contribution to Luxembourg musical life |
| 2017 | Federico Colavitti | Youth Prix Lions Award for his football project for the telethon |
| 2018 | Chantal Keller | Association Blëtz a.s.b.l. which works in favour of people who have suffered a cerebral vascular accident |
| 2019 | André Jung | to honour his life's work and merits as a prominent representative of Luxembourg abroad |
| 2020 | Pr. Dr. Alain KOHL | for his pioneering work in modern virology in general and arbovirology in particular |
| 2021 | Joseph Rodesch | for his merits in the popularisation of scientific phenomena and the involvement of young people in his practical work, as well as for his facility in communicating scientific mechanisms |
| 2022 | ONG Le Soleil dans la main | for the perseverance of his humanitarian, educational and social actions in Burkina-Faso and for his approach to sensitising society to altruistic mutual aid |