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Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club helping to give the gift of better sight

The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club recently forwarded 2,000 pairs of eyeglasses to the Canadian Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centre (CLERC) in Calgary. The glasses will be sanitized, repaired, sorted, read for prescription and then packaged for shipment to missions around the world.

Canadian Lions Clubs and CLERC have been providing this service since 1996 and to date, more than 5.7 million pairs of eyeglasses have been shipped to more than 100 countries around the world. Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions have been participating since 2014 and have contributed more than 4,800 pairs of eyeglasses.

Tsawwassen collection boxes have been set up with the cooperation of Precision Optical, Iris Optical, and the Waterford and Wexford senior’s communities. In the broader community, personnel at Air Canada and BC Ferries also collect and deliver eyeglasses to Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club. Less well known is the acceptance of hearing aids, which are then refurbished and distributed within B.C. by the Lions of BC Hearing Foundation.

Grauer Park Children’s Playground - 2019

A joint project of the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club and the City of Delta, this park consists of a natural playground with wheelchair accessible material on the ground throughout the playground area. Total cost of this playground is in excess of $125,000 and donors are welcome to participate and have their organization recognized with contributions of $5,000 or more. 

The natural playground, constructed by Cedar Crest Lands (BC) Ltd., includes a double zipline that can accommodate kids of all ages and sizes, two climbing trees, which were salvaged from other Delta locations and reused at this playground, a swing for both toddlers and children, five climbing posts, notched with feet and hand holds, a log stairway leading to a “king of the castle” post at the top and seating boulders, donated by the Century Group.

We provided in-kind labour and equipment to strip the bark off the climbing trees, cut notches in the climbing posts for foot and hand holds, and the installation of the climbing posts and gravel pathway. We also secured donations for the stone benches and plinth, concrete for the climbing posts bases and gravel for the pathway.