The Hillsboro Lions recycle ​used eye glasses from our ​collection boxes around town.

We also have vision assistance ​to provide an eye exam and ​glasses for anyone who ​cannot afford them.

If you need vision assistance ​call us at (636) 789-2652.

We are here to serve.

Many eye conditions are ​correctable, if treated ​before a child is 7.

Our KidSight team goes ​to schools, daycares, ​and events to provide ​free eye screenings.

If you want to invite our ​team visit, call Lion Janice ​at (636) 789-2029.

Sometimes life feels like a timeless anthem of self-deprecation: "Nobody ​likes me, everybody hates me, I guess I'll go eat worms." Who knew a tune ​about munching on creepy crawlies could capture the essence of ​existential crisis so perfectly? It's like our childhood version of therapy, but ​with more dirt and less couch.

But let's peel back the layers of humor and get real for a sec. Behind those ​catchy lyrics lurks a profound truth: we've all felt a bit like those lonely ​worms at some point. Whether we're cracking jokes about our own ​shortcomings or avoiding social gatherings like their plague parties, it's ​clear that insecurity and fear of rejection run deeper than we care to admit.

But fear not, fellow worm-eaters! By confronting our inner doubts and ​embracing some good ol' self-love (with a side of therapy and a sprinkle of ​self-reflection), we can break free from the cycle of self-sabotage and bask ​in the glory of inner peace. So, let's raise a toast to overcoming insecurities ​and living our best, worm-free lives. After all, who needs worms when ​you've got love, acceptance, and the occasional slice of pizza?

- Lion Joey Shaw, Hillsboro Lions Club President

Sometimes life feels like a timeless anthem of self-deprecation: "Nobody ​likes me, everybody hates me, I guess I'll go eat worms." Who knew a tune ​about munching on creepy crawlies could capture the essence of ​existential crisis so perfectly? It's like our childhood version of therapy, but ​with more dirt and less couch.

But let's peel back the layers of humor and get real for a sec. Behind those ​catchy lyrics lurks a profound truth: we've all felt a bit like those lonely ​worms at some point. Whether we're cracking jokes about our own ​shortcomings or avoiding social gatherings like their plague parties, it's ​clear that insecurity and fear of rejection run deeper than we care to admit.

But fear not, fellow worm-eaters! By confronting our inner doubts and ​embracing some good ol' self-love (with a side of therapy and a sprinkle of ​self-reflection), we can break free from the cycle of self-sabotage and bask ​in the glory of inner peace. So, let's raise a toast to overcoming insecurities ​and living our best, worm-free lives. After all, who needs worms when ​you've got love, acceptance, and the occasional slice of pizza?

- Lion Joey Shaw, Hillsboro Lions Club President