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Leo club
members are pictured volunteering during a
Duanesburg Lions Club fundraiser to support the
blind and visually impaired. |
Oct. 14, 2009—Students
involved in Duanesburg High School’s Leo Club get the
satisfaction of helping others, and now you can too.
On Friday, Oct. 30, the community service club is sponsoring
a Red Cross Blood Drive at the high school from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. Students, parents and community members are invited to
donate blood, and help the group reach their goal of 45
donors.
Students who are 16 years old must have parental permission
to donate blood. Parental permission is not required for
donors who are 17 years old and above. However, photo
identification is required. Free t-shirts will be provided.
Appointments may be made by contacting the high school main
office at 895-5350. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Other Leo Club initiatives
Earlier this month, members of the Leo Club volunteered to
help collect donations during the Duanesburg Lions “White
Cane” fundraiser. Monies collected are being used to support
programs and services for people who are blind or visually
impaired as well as for sight conservation.
High school students Shannon Crowley, Ali Bullis, Catherine
Winters, Montana Fisher, Allison Paludi, Dan Paludi, Nora
Kanarkiewicz, Breanne Hotaling, Emily Mayo, Ali Souci and
Kristen Boyer helped collect donations at NBT Bank and the
Mobil gas station in Duanesburg. |
