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One of the most effective ways Lions help people with hearing loss or impairment is through our hearing aid recycling program. Lions recycle thousands of hearing aids a year that enhance the lives of adults and children worldwide.
You can donate used hearing aids to the following Lions Hearing Aid Recycling Centers:
Canadian Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center
11808 85 Street, N.W.
Calgary, ALTA
Canada AT3R 1J3
Contact: Gordon Prusky, PDG
Web site: www.clerc.ca
Telephone: 403-640-1056
NOTE: Hearing aids sent to this center will be forwarded to Lions in British Columbia
District A-15 Hearing Aid Collection
27 Rosslinn Rd.
Cambridge Ontario
N1S 3K2
Contact: Jim Harris
Contact: Ole Priess, PCC
Tel: (45) 46 19 06 52
Alabama
Alabama Lions Hearing Aid Recycling Center
110 Devon Drive
Birmingham, AL 35209-4316
Contact: Max Herzel, PDG
Arizona
Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation of MD 21
3427 N. 32nd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Contact: Office Administrator
Web site: www.ls-hf.org
Tel: 602-954-1723
California
District 4-L4 Hearing Aid Bank
c/o Lion Keith Campbell
8121 Ridgefield Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Contact: Lion Keith Campbell
Telephone: 714-536-9813
Lions Hearing Foundation of Southern California, Inc.
(District 4-L2)
P.O. Box 59214
Norwalk, CA 90652-0214
Contact: William Lang
Florida
North Florida Lions Hearing Aid Bank (District 35-F)
Contact: Lion George Hall, President
Northeast Florida Lions Hearing Aid Bank (District 35-L)
Contact: Lion Shirley Shuler Fax: 352-372-7915
Idaho
Idaho Lions Foundation
1090 North Cole Rd.
Boise, ID 83704
Contact: Edie Beskoon, Office Manager
Web site: www.idaholions.org
Telephone: 208-338-5466
Indiana
Indiana Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center
333 Lake Street
Upland, IN 46969E-mail: Ajlions2@aol.com
Tel/Fax: 765-998-7367
NOTE: Hearing aids sent to this center will be forwarded
to Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing, Inc.
Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing, Inc.
Lions Loaner Hearing Aid Bank
at the Riley Hospital for Children
705 Riley Hospital Drive, Suite 0860
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Contact: Rebecca Trepcos, M.A., CCC-A
Fax: 317-944-6680
www.indylionsspeechhearing.org
Iowa
Iowa Lions Hearing Aid Bank
924 Dohrmann St
Jesup, IA 50468
Contact: Chris Waring
tel: 319-827-1395
Maine
Maine Lions Project RecycleContact: John Kustron, PDG, President
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Lions District 33-S Hearing Foundation
Morton Hospital Speech, Hearing, and Language Center
2007 Bay Street, Suite B-100
Taunton, MA 02780
Contact: Michael Melley
Web site: www.hearing.district33s.org/#1
Tel: 508-238-3741
Montana
Montana Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
Box 1266
Forsyth, MT 59327-1266
Contact: Dennis Kopitzke, Administrator
Web site: www.mtlionsshfnd.org
Fax: 406-346-1488
New Jersey
New Jersey Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center
c/o The Katzenbach School for the Deaf
320 Sullivan Way
West Trenton, NJ 08628
Web site: www.njlerc.org
NOTE: Hearing aids sent to this center will be forwarded to District 16-C Lions
Oregon
Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation
1010 NW 22nd Av., Ste. #144
Portland, OR 97210
Contact: Kerith Vance, Programs Manager
Web site: www.orlions.org
E-mail: info@orlions.org
Telephone: 503-413-7399
Fax: 503-413-7522
South Carolina
South Carolina Lions Charitable Services
234-C Outlet Point Blvd.
Columbia, SC 29210
E-mail: gturner@sclions.org
Web site: www.sclions.org
Telephone: 803-796-1304
Fax: 803-794-1249
South Dakota
South Dakota Lions Foundation
800 N. West Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
Contact: Barbara Armagno
Web site: www.sdlions.org
Telephone: 605-338-0551
Fax: 605-338-2392
Texas
TLERC HEARING AIDS
200 Plaza
Midland, TX 79701
Contact: Lion Aubrey Linne
Hearing Aid Chairman
Telephone: 432-218-6795
Fax: 432-218-6795
Virginia
Lions 24B Hearing Aid Foundation (formerly CVLHAB)Contact: Jennifer Ward
Tel: 804-545-5937
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Lions Foundation
Hearing Aid Recycling Program
3834 County Road A
Rosholt, WI 54473-9355
Contact: Meghan Postelnik, Hearing Program Coordinator
Telephone: 715-677-4969
Fax: 715-677-4527
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