BROOKINGS – Brookings Lions Club members presented a donation to the South Dakota State University Student Athletic Advisory Committee as part of its annual Food Fight to raise money for food pantries in Brookings.
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Above: Brookings Lions Club members present a donation to the South Dakota State University Student Athletic Advisory Committee as part of its annual Food Fight to raise money for food pantries in Brookings.
Front row, from left: Julie Bell, Bob Bell, Cindy Ostlie, Rylee Molitor.
Second row: Blair Mulholland, Jan Seeley, Ron Seeley, Rich Howard, Laken Cook
Third row: Ron Thaden, Linda Thaden, Clark Hanson, Roger Sandness, Cade King
Fourth row: Anna Donnay, Don Jacobson, Devon Sievers
Top row: Nick Casperson, Bill Lind, Dick Stolp
Below: The Brookings Lions Club made its annual contribution to the Boys & Girls Club in March. The mission of the Boys & Girls Club is “to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.”
On snow days during the school year, the Boys & Girls Club opens the club at a cost of $1,200 per day. Seventy-five percent of the 1,171 club members are in grades K-5 and 25% are in grades 6-12. $510 provides one meal a day for a club member for the year, but the cost of membership for a child is only $25. More information can be found on the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Plains website at www.greatfuturessd.org.
Pictured from left, first row: Ron Gelderman, Pam Siverhus, Rich Howard, Dave Schingoethe, Sally Damm Norby
Second row: Bob Smith, Ron Thaden, Lions President Mitch Steinhoff, Boys and Girls Club Elementary Director Matt Sass, Kathy Grady, Roger Sandness, Bill Lind, Ron Seeley
