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SERVICE PROJECT

Event: Stuffing Backpacks for homeless veterans

Date: Friday, April 19

Time: 6 pm

Location: Renaissance Hotel 3801 Quebec Denver 80207

Contact:

Lion Steve Krebsbach 303.748.1886  coloradokrebs@gmail.com

 

You do not need to register for the convention to stuff bags.

 

Lions District 6C, our District, is putting together 250 backpacks for homeless veterans as a service project for the 6C convention.

 

Our Foundation will generously donate to the cause so the organizers can purchase the needed ingredients for the backpacks.

 

Denver Lions, this is a great opportunity to show our Denver Den pride and have a good turnout here.  I ask all new members, especially those not involved with a project yet, to be there and help.

 

I would like to get at least five of us there, preferably newer members so you can also meet other Lions from other clubs.

 

We need to RSVP how many we have coming by the end of March, so please respond to this email with your intentions to help.  Feel free to bring your family or friends to help as well.  There will be a hospitality room open to all the volunteers that evening as a small reward for showing up!

The link for all the details and the online application is: click here

 

 

 

 

 

The Colorado Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center (COLERC) processes the used eyeglasses collected by Lions in Colorado. COLERC is managed by a committee consisting of Dwight Steen and Fletcher Brown (Denver Den) John Spice (Golden), Carol Young (Arvada) and Dave Newman (Englewood). Anyone interested in joining the committee please contact any member.

 

Fifteen Clubs have attended training and work sessions through January 2024. Four Clubs have worked multiple times. Clubs in Pueblo and Gill are processing glasses and bringing the finished product to COLERC. Lions have worked a total of 839 hours and non-Lions have worked a total of 352 hours since July.

 

COLERC currently has 14,000 pairs of processed glasses in inventory. In September, all remaining processed glasses from Sterling were transferred to COLERC. These have been sorted, boxed are now in inventory. Since July, COLERC has distributed 2,500 pairs of prescription glasses, 9,050 readers, and 3,450 pairs of non-prescription sunglasses. Mission groups have taken glasses to Mexico, Honduras, Belize, Ghana, and Ethiopia

 

If your Club or other group (Church, work, neighbors, family, school, etc.) would like to volunteer at COLERC, contact Dwight Steen (Dwight.steen@gmail.com) or Fletcher Brown (brownsinco@gmail.com). For additional information please go to COLERC.org

Event: Colorado State Convention

Date: May 2 to 4, 2024

Location: Akron, CO

 

CLICK HERE for registration and more information

 

 

We are only six weeks away from the 2024 MD 6 Lions state convention. This message serves as a reminder and update on convention activities.

 

Lodging

All rooms in Akron are now filled. We have made arrangements in Brush and Yuma to accommodate you. Boarders Inn is in Brush, the closest town to Akron. Call them directly at 970-842-4241. Their rate is $89.18 plus tax for one queen and $96.46 plus tax for two queens.

Cobblestone Inn in Yuma 970-360-0131 has a rate of 112.96 plus tax for 2 queens or 1 king.

RV/camper space is available at Washington County Fairgrounds for a discounted $20/night rate. The reservation form is attached. Mark the form with "Lions Club" to receive the discounted rate.

 

Golf Cart Challenge

This event has been added on Friday, May 3rd, in the early afternoon. The event puts a team of 2 in a golf cart to navigate a half-mile course. The challenge is that the driver is blindfolded and relies on his or her teammate's directions to navigate the course. It is a timed event. The entry fee is $10 per team, with 50% of the fees going to prizes and 50% to LCIF.

 

Golf

Plenty of space remains in the golf tournament on Friday, May 3rd. Four person scramble is the format. Teams must have a minimum of 2 Lions. The registration form is attached.

 

The registration form for the convention is also attached. We hope to see you in May!