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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Pinellas Park Lions Club Establishes a Foundation
Pinellas Park Lions Foundation, Inc., Now Serving Pinellas Park!
March, 2003 -- The Pinellas Park Lions Club
filed for and established a IRS 501 (c) (3) Tax Exempt Organization.
The new foundation is called Pinellas Park Lions Foundation, Inc. and has
the mission to help prevent blindness in the community of
Pinellas Park, by serving its residence in the following areas.
November, 2007 -- The Pinellas Lions Foundation received a final
approval for 501 (c) (3) status of the Internal Revenue Code to be treated as a
public charity, rather than as a private foundation; By the Internal Revenue
Service.
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SIGHT CONSERVATION FOR
CHILDREN
To provide eye examinations
and eye glasses to school age children who are in need of eye glasses and
cannot afford them. It is typical that routine visual acuity tests,
administered by the School Nurse Program, are the first to find children with
degraded eye sight, The parents are then notified, however, many cannot afford
a complete eye examination and eye glasses for their children. These cases
will be referred to the Foundation by the school nurses.
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SIGHT CONSERVATION FOR
ADULTS
To provide eye
examinations, eye glasses and other required eye care to those beyond school
age. The purpose of this activity is to provide eye care to adults who need
this service such as to qualify for a job, obtain a drivers license or as care
for an eye disease or related sight condition. |
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COMMUNITY EYE SCREENING
This activity of the
Foundation provides free eye screening to the general public. The screening
includes tests for glaucoma, close, distant, and night vision, and blood sugar
tests. Following each test, the person is advised of any eye problems revealed
by the tests. All testing is performed by eye care professionals using the
latest technology brought to the testing site. The testing sites are typically
shopping malls or public meeting facilities. The purpose of these tests is to
provide free vision screening to the public in an effort to make early
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For More Information Contact:
Pinellas Park Lions Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 535 Pinellas Park, FL 33780-0535
Tel: 727-563-9606
Internet:
FNDadmin@pinellas-park-lions.org
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