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Changing Lives, One Pair at a Time

In just about any dresser drawer, one can find a pair of eyeglasses that are no longer being used. That same pair of eyeglasses can change another person's life.

Lions Recycle for Sight

That's why we started the Lions Recycle for Sight program. Everyone can help.

Throughout the year, Lions, Leos and other volunteers collect used eyeglasses and deliver them to regional Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers (LERCs). LERC volunteers clean, sort by prescription strength and package the glasses.  Most of the recycled glasses are distributed to people in need in developing countries where they will have the greatest impact.

Eyeglass Recycling – How You Can Help

If you have used eyeglasses you no longer need, you can donate them now. Lions accept prescription and reading glasses, sunglasses and plastic and metal frames. Children's glasses are especially needed. Here's how you can help.


Visit the LCIF Web Site

When you visit the LCIF Web site, you can find the information and resources you need to apply for a grant, obtain outreach materials, donate to the latest disaster campaign and support the Foundation. You’ll find everything organized under six main categories:

  • About Us: Acquaint yourself with LCIF’s mission and history, view financial reports and meet our leaders.
  • Our Programs: Learn about our four main areas of service – restoring sight, providing disaster relief, supporting youth and addressing other humanitarian needs such as health and disability.
  • Our Impact: Read stories about the impact of our work on the lives of individuals around the world.
  • Ways to Give: Become familiar with LCIF donation options and recognition programs, and have your Melvin Jones Fellowship questions answered.
  • News: Read the latest LCIF news, our monthly e-newsletter and recent media coverage.
  • Lions Center: Find useful grant information, outreach materials and coordinator resources such as forms, calendar and reports.

To learn about more about LCIF or to make a donation, visit the LCIF Web site now.

 

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