Chartered May 23, 1954
Riverdale and Evergreen Branch Lions Clubs partnered with other volunteers to help 'Sleep in Heavenly Peace' deliver Beds to children.
Trex Recyling Project
As part of our community service, Weber-Evergreen and Riverdale Utah Lions Club is collecting unwanted plastic materials for recycling. We are collecting grocery bags, bread bags, case overwrap, dry cleaning bags, newspaper sleeves, ice bags, wood pellet bags, Ziplock & other re-sealable bags, produce bags, bubble wrap, salt bags, and cereal bags.
When we donate our unwanted plastic materials, not only are we helping to keep thousands of pounds of waste out of landfills, we're also helping Trex continue to create beautiful and environmentally responsible outdoor products. And, as an additional incentive after collecting more than 500 pounds of plastic refuse in a six-month span, Trex will donate a high-performance composite bench to our community.
We've placed two plastic collection bins in Riverdale to collect the recycled plastic. They are located at Riverdale Elementary School lower parking lot, and the parking lot between Walmart and Dollar Tree.
Thank you for your help. To get involved, or if interested in service contact:
Riverdale Lions Club Jim Knight jatekent@comcast.net
Riverdale and Evergreen Lions have now collected, sorted and weighed over 2500 pounds of plastic to recycle on the Trex project. each 500 pounds is equal to recycling over 40,000 plastic grocery bags.
Thanks to all those who contributed plastic for this ongoing project.
Recycling Eye Glasses Projects
Riverdale Lions and Evergreen Lions Clubs with the help of Lions sponsored Scout Troop 1112, sorted, cleaned and measured over 500 pair of eyeglasses.
Our next project will be Saturday March 5.
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