Mayfield National Honor Society (NHS) students and advisor Pam King joined with members of the Broadalbin-Perth High School Key Club and NHS and Boy Scout Troop 5051B in helping the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club with a Christmas tree wrapping and fundraising project at Bob’s Trees on Saturday, Dec. 10.
The Lions and their young community partners staffed four locations around the sprawling tree farm and provided tree wrapping and tie-down services for customers. Helping out all day, the students earned time for their community service graduation requirement, and the Scouts earned credit toward merit badges. All provided a great service during a joyful time of the year.
Article and photos courtesy Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club/Lion Ed Balaban
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Broadalbin-Perth Lions Rob Townsend, fourth from left, and Bill Suchy, far right, stand with members of the Mayfield High School National Honor Society during a break in their tree-wrapping duties at Bob’s Trees. NHS advisor Pam King, far left, also participated. The Lions certified the students’ time for their community service credit graduation requirement.
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Lions, students, and scouts team up to muscle a large tree through a wrapping fixture during the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Tree Wrapping Fund Raiser at Bob’s Trees. Community service credit was earned by the students and the Scouts got closer to their merit badges.
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A cold and clear December day brought many out to Bob’s Trees where the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club was assisted by local high school students and Scouts during their annual tree wrapping fundraiser. The wrapping of trees was as brisk as the weather.
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Customers patiently wait as Lions, students, and Scouts process trees for wrapping during the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club Annual Tree Wrapping Fundraiser at Bob’s Trees.
