Subsequent to his military career, Lloyd gained much prominence amongst religious and humanitarian leaders of Liberia. He served as Special Representative of the International Red Cross to the famine stricken regions of Ethiopia and Sudan (1985–1986) after which he was elected as President of the Liberian National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) (1986–1990). Lloyd’s tenure as President of the Liberian National Red Cross was marked by many notable achievements including the expansion of chapters throughout Liberia, the recruitment of youth into the Red Cross, establishment of Monrovia’s only Blood Bank, and the acquisition of ambulances.
