Shoalhaven youth group donates 370 pairs of glasses to Lions’ project

Robert Crawford
Updated August 26 2016 - 3:14pm, first published 3:04pm
Nowra Lioness members Barbara Schulz and Hilda Godlewski accept 370 pairs of glasses for the Recycle for Sight program from Optical Superstore state manager and Nowra store owner Vahid Sabeti with MAD-JY junior youth group members (back) Kyra McKinnon, Gemma Hedayati (front) Elizabeth Rutherford, Olivia White, Juliet David, Ethan Hedayati, Justin Hedayati, Oliver Woods and Travis Richards.
Nowra Lioness members Barbara Schulz and Hilda Godlewski accept 370 pairs of glasses for the Recycle for Sight program from Optical Superstore state manager and Nowra store owner Vahid Sabeti with MAD-JY junior youth group members (back) Kyra McKinnon, Gemma Hedayati (front) Elizabeth Rutherford, Olivia White, Juliet David, Ethan Hedayati, Justin Hedayati, Oliver Woods and Travis Richards.

A GROUP of community minded youngsters have donated 370 pairs of glasses to the Nowra Lioness Club for its Recycle for Sight program.

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Robert Crawford

Robert Crawford

Senior Journalist

Robert Crawford is a senior journalist at the South Coast Register, for Australian Community Media . Everyone's got a story, what's yours? Email robert.crawford@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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