Lions Club Collecting Deer Hides to Fund Lions Camp for Special Needs Children and Adults

Again this year the Whitewater Lions Club, along with many other Lions Clubs throughout Wisconsin, is collecting deer hides. The deer hides are collected during the deer hunting season and then delivered to the Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Camp offers an opportunity for special needs children and adults to experience real camp life with peers growing up with similar challenges. Each year thousands of deer hides are collected and sold to help fund the many aspects of providing free camping for hundreds of kids from throughout the State.

The Whitewater Lions Club has collection points at their clubhouse located on Whitewater Lake at N7462 Kettle Moraine Drive and at the residence of Lion Steve Malone at 6636 Sturtevant Rd.

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