PRESCOTT SUNRISE LIONS FOUNDATION

Acquires donated eyes for cornea transplants and pays for associated surgical operations.

Provides vision and hearing assistance, including purchasing eye examinations and glasses for young people in the greater Prescott area who cannot afford them, acquiring eyes for cornea transplants and paying for operations, and collecting old eyeglasses. The organization also works with Prescott school nurses to help students with eye problems.

Provides vision and hearing assistance programs, including purchasing eye examinations and glasses annually for young people in the Greater Prescott area who cannot afford them, and working with Prescott school nurses to support students with eye problems. Also collects and recycles old eyeglasses.

Provides vision and hearing assistance programs, including purchasing eye examinations and glasses annually for young people in the Greater Prescott area who cannot afford them, working with school nurses to identify and assist students with eye problems, collecting used eyeglasses, and facilitating access to cornea transplants by acquiring donor eyes and paying for associated operations.

Builds and maintains a state-recognized Nature Trail in the Groom Creek area for the blind and handicapped. The organization also helped construct and finance the Prescott Blind Center.

Built and maintains a state-recognized nature trail in the Groom Creek area designed for accessibility by the blind and handicapped; also known as the Lions Nature Trail for the Blind.

Built and maintains a state-recognized Nature Trail in the Groom Creek area designed for the blind and handicapped, also known as the Lions Nature Trail for the Blind.

Provides community health services and participates in district, state, and international Lion projects, including Arizona Camp Tayitee for handicapped youth.

Participates in district, state, and international Lions Club initiatives, including support for Arizona Camp Tayitee for handicapped youth.

Participates in district, state, and international Lion projects, including supporting Arizona Camp Tayitee for handicapped youth.

Provides daily nutritious meals delivered to the homes of elderly and homebound individuals, conducts wellness checks, and offers companionship during meal delivery. The organization also operates a community café on Rosser.

Provides daily nutritious meals delivered to the homes of elderly and homebound individuals, including wellness checks and companionship during deliveries. Also operates a community café on Rosser.

Provides daily nutritious meals delivered to the homes of elderly and homebound individuals, including wellness checks and companionship during delivery. Also operates a community café on Rosser.

Offers youth programs including an annual High School Honors Banquet for outstanding Prescott High School students, presenting two vocational scholarships each year, and sponsoring two high school students to the Czech Republic annually. The organization also presents American flags to all Prescott first-grade students each year.

Hosts an annual High School Honors Banquet (originally a scholarship breakfast in May 1962) and presents two vocational scholarships each year. Also sponsors two high school students to travel to the Czech Republic annually.

Hosts an annual High School Honors Banquet (originally a scholarship breakfast in May 1962) to recognize outstanding Prescott High School students, presents two vocational scholarships each year, and sponsors two high school students to travel to the Czech Republic annually.

Presents American flags to all first-grade students in Prescott annually as part of a civic education initiative.

Provides community health services and supports wellness projects, including partnerships with local institutions like the Prescott Blind Center.

Conducts community health and wellness initiatives, including partnerships with local schools and broader public health efforts.

Provides emergency and community assistance support, including contributions to numerous nonprofit organizations in the Prescott and Quad City area since 1961.

Helped construct and finance the Prescott Blind Center, contributing to long-term accessibility and support infrastructure for the blind community.

Presents American flags to all first-grade students in Prescott annually as part of civic education and patriotic outreach.

Has contributed financially and operationally to many nonprofit organizations in the Prescott and Quad City area since 1961.

Contributes to many non-profit organizations in the Prescott and Quad City Area.