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Members of the Tinley Park-Frankfort Rotary Club accept more than 100 pairs of prescription eyeglasses from students at Lincoln-Way North High School. <br />
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The school’s social science classes held a collection drive for Make a Difference Day and presented them to the Rotary on Oct. 29. The glasses will be sent to Volunteers in Optometric Service to Humanity (VOSH), an organization that provides eye care to under developed countries. <br />
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Pictured here are (from left to right): Rotary member and Lincoln-Way East High School Athletic Director David Brost, Rotary member John Lachat, Lincoln-Way North High School Student Activities Coordinator Jaime Robison, Assistant District Governor for Rotary District 6450 Karen Wegrzyn, Lincoln-Way North junior Mark Catania, Lincoln-Way North teacher Matt Lawerence and Rotary President Steve Purucker.

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Members of the Tinley Park-Frankfort Rotary Club accept more than 100 pairs of prescription eyeglasses from students at Lincoln-Way North High School.

The school’s social science classes held a collection drive for Make a Difference Day and presented them to the Rotary on Oct. 29. The glasses will be sent to Volunteers in Optometric Service to Humanity (VOSH), an organization that provides eye care to under developed countries.

Pictured here are (from left to right): Rotary member and Lincoln-Way East High School Athletic Director David Brost, Rotary member John Lachat, Lincoln-Way North High School Student Activities Coordinator Jaime Robison, Assistant District Governor for Rotary District 6450 Karen Wegrzyn, Lincoln-Way North junior Mark Catania, Lincoln-Way North teacher Matt Lawerence and Rotary President Steve Purucker.