Stop And Stor Hosts COllection Drive For New Eyes For The Needy

Stop and Stor Hosts Collection Drive for New Eyes for the Needy at all 15 locations plus corporate office.

Stop & Stor is pleased to announce that they are hosting a drive for recycled/used prescription eyeglasses to be donated to the organization, New Eyes for the Needy.

Collection bins are located at Stop & Stor's corporate headquarters at 651 Willowbrook Road, Staten Island New York as well as at their 15 locations citywide. The lobby of the Willowbrook Road location is open to the public during regular business hours therefore the eyeglass collection bin is prominently displayed there providing easy access.

"This is the first time we have been involved in this type of campaign and we believe it is a 'win-win' for all those involved - from our employees, to those who have unnecessary prescription glasses laying around, to the people who so desperately need them, " said Denise Henick of Stop & Stor. "We thought this was a perfect opportunity for our employees and the community to come together and do something hands-on for people who have basic needs."

New Eyes for the Needy empowers children and adults in the United States and overseas with the improved vision they need to pursue a better quality of life for themselves, their families and their communities. One of the ways the organization improves the vision of children and adults in need are by recycling donated glasses for distribution in developing nations worldwide. Since the organization began in 1932, it has improved the eyesight of more than 7,500,000 people in the U.S. and around the world. Visit http://www.new-eyes.org/ for more information.

For a list of all Stop & Stor locations please access the following link on the company's website - http://www.stopandstor.com/our-locations/
Attempts are being made to also hold collection drives in local schools and within local business organizations such as the Staten Island Bucks Business Network.
Prescription sunglasses can also be donated to this campaign. Stop & Stor is asking for all donations to be dropped off at a collection bin by March 31st.

About Stop & Stor:
More than two decades ago, two families (the Henick and Simon families) in the real estate business sensed a need in our community. Twenty-five years later their business acumen and commitment to providing a necessary and affordable self -storage service has enabled them to grow a business with over 70 employees, 15 locations, and all anchored on Staten Island through its corporate offices located in Willowbrook.

Although Stop & Store's roots are in Staten Island, it has branched out and now has facilities in all of New York City's boroughs with the exception of Manhattan.
http://www.stopandstor.com/