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Lions Club bingo donates $2,500 kids food program

June 14, 2022 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News

The Zephyrhills Lions Club bingo players have a 50/50 raffle every Tuesday, of which half the proceeds go to local charities.

Recently, $2,500 was raised to donate to the Zephyrhills Elks Lodge No. 2731 Feed the Kids Summer Program.

Anyone with children can participate in the program. Meals can be picked up at the Elks Lodge, 6851 Wire Road, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., during the summer. The program begins on June 6 and ends on Aug. 5.

Every other Wednesday the giveaway also will include a craft package with various projects for holidays, as well as anti-bullying and drug awareness.

Park & Play will be featured on the alternate Wednesdays, where kids can play games, get books to read, receive a dictionary and school supplies in backpacks.

From left Gwen Klamer, volunteer; David Moyer, Elks leading knight; Donna Moyer, Elks program chairperson; John DiLorenzo, Lions president; Jay Klamer, Elks exalted ruler; Anne MacDonald, volunteer; and Wayne Page, Elks trustee. From left: Gwen Klamer, volunteer; David Moyer, Elks leading knight; Donna Moyer, Elks program chairperson; John DiLorenzo, Lions president; Jay Klamer, Elks exalted ruler; Anne MacDonald, volunteer; and Wayne Page, Elks trustee. (Courtesy of Susan Slater)

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