Start the holiday celebrations with a great photo of your favorite furry (or not!) friend and Santa during the annual Santa Paws Pet Photos on Sunday, December 4, from 10 am to 1pm in the UP Civic/Library Atrium located at 3609 Market Place (36th and Bridgeport) in University Place.
UP for Arts Fall Arts & Concerts Series
Internationally acclaimed Pianists Kristina Henckel and Lynn Worcester will enthrall audiences with their renditions of the following classics on Friday, November 18 at the UP Civic/Library Atrium.
Donate those unused eyeglasses
Looking to donate those eyeglasses you’ve had laying around the house for a long time? Look no further than the Lakewood First Lions Club, which has been collecting and recycling used eyeglasses since 1954. The used eyeglasses collected by the club (more than 6,000 in 2014) are processed and packaged by the Northwest Lions Eyeglass […]
Do you like to eat crab?
Do you like to eat crab? Do you like to dance to a fabulous band? Then plan on attending the Lakewood First Lions Club’s third annual Crab Feed at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 30th at Clover Park Technical College’s Sharon McGavick Center.
Lions distribute dictionaries to Custer 3rd graders
Past Lakewood First Lions Club President Eric Warn takes time to distribute dictionaries to third grade students at Custer Elementary School.
Lions recycle eyeglasses
Lakewood First Lions Club members recently gathered to sort eyeglasses collected from the Lakewood community.
Lions Club tests kids’ hearing on first day of classes
On the first day of school at Four Heroes Elementary School in Lakewood, more than fifteen members of the Lakewood First Lions Club and the Dupont Lions Club gathered to perform sight and hearing testing on some 585 students.
Caring for Kids gives away 400+ backpacks
More than 400 under served children and their parents recently attended a back to school fair at Springbrook Park sponsored by Caring for Kids.
Donate your old eyeglasses
Looking to donate those eyeglasses you’ve had laying around the house for a long time? Look no further than the Lakewood First Lions Club, which has been collecting and recycling used eyeglasses since 1954.
The used eyeglasses collected by the club (more than 6,000 in 2014) are processed and packaged by the Northwest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center in Lacey, which either includes them in their own humanitarian efforts or distributes them to other humanitarian groups traveling to developing countries.