Keighley Lions have collected hundreds of donated glasses from Craven Nursing Home in Skipton.
Spellman Care estimates that residents, relatives, staff and neighbours donated more than 300 pairs of spectacles across its four care homes during October.
The glasses were collected for the Lions’ Recycle for Sight appeal.
They will be restored and sent overseas to help people in developing communities.
Craven Nursing Home manager Stephanie Bowers and deputy manager Suzy Musgrave handed the donations to Keighley Lions Club secretary Julie Walters on Wednesday 11th November.
Stephanie Bowers said:
“It has been truly heart-warming to see our residents, relatives, and the wider local community come together in support of the Keighley Lions Group appeal.
"Watching the collection grow day by day in our reception area has sparked genuine excitement, and it is wonderful to hand over such a fantastic number of glasses on behalf of all four Spellman Care homes, knowing they will go on to make a real difference to people's lives.”
Spellman Care is now inviting donations of new, unwrapped gifts for its annual Christmas appeal.
The appeal will support Christmas Yay!, an initiative run by Missing Peace Wellbeing + Support that provides a festive dinner and a gift for isolated adults.
It will also support Airedale Hospital & Community Charity, which is collecting presents for older patients spending Christmas Day on hospital wards.
Gifts can be dropped off at Craven Nursing Home, Ghyll Royd Care Home, Springbank Care Home or Steeton Court Nursing Home.
The deadline is Thursday 10th December.

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