Members of the Minden Lions Club recently dedicated their second eyeglasses recycling drop-off box in the city. This box is located between Burke’s and Tractor Supply on Homer Road and will make it even more convenient to drop off new and used eyeglasses/prescription sunglasses so that they can be recycled and distributed to those in need.
We appreciate the following individuals and businesses who helped make this project possible with their donations:
Lion Tracy L. Campbell – project coordinator
Lion Patony Morrow – bin and lock donation
Perryman Welding – powder coating services
Lion Dwayne Anders – concrete base and installation
Pictured (left to right) are Lion Tommy Davis, club president; Lion Charles Purdy, secretary/treasurer; Lion Jerry Brannen, board member; Lion Steve Griffie, board member; Lion Robert Kidd, board member; Lion Dwayne Anders; Lion Patony Morrow; Lion Steve Cropper, board member; Lion Tracy L. Campbell, immediate past club president; and Joey Purdy, Perryman Welding.
Don’t forget to gather up your glasses and drop them off soon!
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