VILLAS – Shriners have been collecting pull tabs from beverage cans since 1989, recycling them and putting the money toward programs that directly benefit children. The money the tabs bring helps underwrites the organization’s major philanthropy, its children’s hospitals.
Diehl said the donations go directly to the Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia.
“Every time I see a tab it humbles me,” said Diehl. “A tab, something seemingly insignificant, reminds me of a child in need.”
Diehl thanked the community for their continued support in the pull tab program and noted that tabs will continue to be collected at Lower Township Hall and the Lower Township Municipal Utilities Authority.
Photo Caption: Gloria Diehl, a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and Lady of the Oriental Shrine of North America, presents Lower Township Manager Mike Voll a certificate of appreciate for Lower Township’s support in the aluminum tab collection program on June 9.
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