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Flomaton Lions Present $2,500 To School System To Help Needy Students
August 30, 2012
The newly re-formed Flomaton Lions Club recently made a $2,500 donation to Flomaton schools to provide financial assistance to eligible students. The money included $1,500 earned at a pancake supper plus a$1,000 donation that will be used to assist needy students with required school uniform purchases.
Flomaton High School has formed a Flomaton Lions sponsored LEO Club, sponsored by JJ Hagen to help students develop leadership skills and become conscious of helping others. The Flomaton Lions also presented $150 to the LEO Club.
The Flomaton Lions Club meetings on the first and third Tuesday night of each month at 6:00 at the Flomaton Community Center. New members are welcome.
Pictured above: Ruth Harrell of the Flomaton Lions Club presents a $2,500 donation to Flomaton High School Principal Scott Hammond to provide financial assistance to eligible students. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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Ruth Harrell is one of the most proactive child advocates in the State of Alabama. She is a retired nurse who continues to use her vast experience, skills and knowledge for the improvement of our community. Today she will chair the Coalition for a Healthier Escambia County (CHEC) at the Atmore Hospital at noon, which is also open to the public. To know her is to love her. Thanks Miss Ruth!