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Good Deed: Red Bank Lions Club donates supplies to homeless community

Contributed photo / Left to right: Peter Edenfield, Joe Brackett (homeless coordinator), Nick Nixon, Susan Edenfield, Tricia Peterson, Brandy Riley, Stacey Monday, Judy Bratcher, Red Bank United Methodist Church Pastor Ken Sauer and David Hafley, all Red Bank Lions Club members, delivered items for the homeless community.
Contributed photo / Left to right: Peter Edenfield, Joe Brackett (homeless coordinator), Nick Nixon, Susan Edenfield, Tricia Peterson, Brandy Riley, Stacey Monday, Judy Bratcher, Red Bank United Methodist Church Pastor Ken Sauer and David Hafley, all Red Bank Lions Club members, delivered items for the homeless community. Contributed photo / Left to right: Peter Edenfield, Joe Brackett (homeless coordinator), Nick Nixon, Susan Edenfield, Tricia Peterson, Brandy Riley, Stacey Monday, Judy Bratcher, Red Bank United Methodist Church Pastor Ken Sauer and David Hafley, all Red Bank Lions Club members, delivered items for the homeless community.

The Red Bank Lions Club recently purchased 10 sleeping bags, four (three- to four-person) tents and delivered them to Joe Brackett, homeless coordinator for the Hamilton County Health Department to be distributed among the homeless in our community.

It’s just one of the many ways this club supports our community. We are always seeking and welcoming those people who are service-minded to join our efforts. Our goal is to reach out to younger, technology-skilled persons and to recently retired persons to adapt our club to a more diverse, service-minded group to continue this great legacy.

The Red Bank Lions Club was chartered in 1940 and has served this community for 80 years.

Connect with us on our Facebook page: Red Bank Lions Club.

Judy Bratcher