Lincoln College PTK presents gift for Creekside Environmental Center
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[April 27, 2013]
At their final meeting for the
academic year, on April 24, the Iota Chi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa
presented Dr. Dennis Campbell with a check for $1,000 to install a
recycling center at Creekside, Lincoln College's Outdoor Center for
Environmental Education.
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The recycling center will include bins for plastic, glass and
aluminum cans.PTK members have been helping at the Creekside site
all year, cutting trails, installing cedar split-rail fences, moving
rocks for the pond, assembling the greenhouse rafters, weeding and
painting.
Hannah Singleton, chapter president, who initiated the project
and presented the check to Campbell, said: "Iota Chi Chapter enjoyed
their time working at Creekside, and we are thrilled to present
these funds to Dr. Campbell to install a recycling center at
Creekside to help promote the site's commitment to environmental
awareness and preservation."
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Lincoln College's PTK chapter has had several fundraisers over the
year, including two trivia nights, silent auctions and 50-50
drawings to help raise the funds for the Creekside project. They
also raised almost $1,700 for Special Olympics in Logan County.
[Text from file received from
Lincoln College] |