A trifold brochure.

Outside right flap (front):
Images of fishing pole, tent, rod-reel along with title in large print and Braille.

A Weekend Fishing & Camping Experience for Indiana’s Blind and Low Vision Youth

June 16th – 17th

La Porte, IN
Ph: 574-946-4701

Logos of Lions and NOPBC are displayed.

Outside left flap:
Contact Information:
Lion Kevin Roe
574-946-4701
kroegwen@embarqmail.com

Lion Butch Weston
219-785-4296
rhonda_weston@yahoo.com

Special thanks our sponsors:

Cabela’s – Portage, IN
219-845-9071
jillianstasiak@cabelas.com

Bass Pro Shop – Portage, IN
219-787-6800
ldpearman@basspro.com

National Association of 
Blind Merchants
(317) 637-1501
www.blindmerchants.org

Outside middle:
Mailing address with Lions Logo

Inside left flap:  
…A Good Fisherman Knows All the Angles…
The Lions of Indiana District 25-A along with the Indiana Parents of Blind Children and Indiana Association of Blind Students, divisions of the National Federation of the Blind, have put together a fun filled inspiring weekend of fishing, camping and activities.

…A Reel Expert Can Tackle Anything…
The Lions and Blind Sportsmen will share their expertise as fishologists and show the young anglers innovative and alternative ways to catch fish.

…Got Reel…
When: June 16th & 17th 

Where: 2222 S 900 West, La Porte, IN 46350 (574-946-4701)

What: Fishing! Camping!

Cost: Free. Memories Pisces

Why: To Make All Your Fishes Come True.

Inside middle flap:
…Good Things Come To Those Who Wade…
Mornings will be filled with fishing, fishing and more fishing!
Lunch, then more fishing! Or explore several acres of wooded farmland using well marked hiking trails. 

Following Saturday’s dinner and clean-up, everyone will participate in a series of fun, challenging, and inspiring activities. 

Youth will be mentored by blind college age role models through a series of activities that will stretch the imagination, build confidence and develop positive attitudes about blindness.

Parents/Guardian will participate in corresponding workshops designed to provide the tools and knowledge that they need to help their child succeed.

After S’mores and such, it’s time to sleep under the stars.

Following Sunday morning quiet time, a bit more fishin’ and explorin’, it’ll be time to say goodbye to some new friends and head home.

Inside right flap:
…Wading is the Hardest Part...
To make a reservation, visit
http://www.lions25a.org/

About us:
The Lions are an international service organization that meets the needs of local communities and the world. The 1.35 million members in 206 countries are different in many ways, but share a core belief of helping, serving and working with the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Indiana Lions of District 25-A:
www.lions25a.org/

The National Federation of the Blind, the oldest and largest organization of blind people, works to improve  blind people’s lives through advocacy, education, research, technology,  & encourages independence & self confidence.  
Indiana Parents of Blind Children:
www.nfb.org/nfb/NOPBC_Local_Contacts.asp

National Association of Blind Students
www.nfb.org/nabs