Crusade Against Darkness Tennessee Specialty License Plates
The Crusade Against Darkness specialty license plates, introduced in November 2024, have quickly become one of Tennessee’s top 10 best-selling specialty plates. These distinctive plates—easily recognized by their black background and skull and crossbones design—are available at your local County Clerk’s office. Simply request the “Crusade Against Darkness” plate or ask for the black plate with the skull and crossbones.
By choosing this specialty plate, you’re making a meaningful impact: half of the plate’s cost goes directly to the Middle Tennessee Lions Sight Service. Your support helps restore vision for individuals in need across the region
Mail in Donations
Personal donations are tax deductible.
Mail checks to: Middle Tennessee Lions Sight Service PO Box 3 Milton, TN 37118
Donations may be made in memory of a loved one or friend. A memorial card will be sent to the family of the deceased letting them know a donation was made in memory of their loved one. All amounts of contributions remain confidential.
To make memorial gifts, mail checks to MTLSS PO Box 3 Milton, TN 37118
Include the name of the family member or friend in whose memory the gift was made.
Bequests
Bequests may be made in many forms: a specified amount of money, a percentage of your estate, or a life insurance policy. Making a bequest to Middle Tennessee Lions Sight Service in your will is simple.
We recommend that you seek professional assistance in writing your will. To make the distribution of funds easier, we can provide you or your legal representative with the proper information.
Kroger Rewards
Kroger has a Community Rewards program. This program makes fundraising easy based on the shopping you do at Kroger.
Once you link your Card to Middle Tennessee Lions Sight Service, all you have to do is shop at Kroger and swipe your Shopper’s Card or put in your Kroger card number. You will need to re-enroll annually in August.
Knight for Sight Recognition
A Knight for Sight Recognitionis a recognition to 1) someone who donates $500 or greater to MTLSS or 2) someone who a Lions Club chooses to honor for outstanding service in the area of vision.
The Lions Clubs would make a donation of $500 or greater to honor that person. A plaque is given for this recognition. The Knight for Sight was the first logo used when MTLSS was originally conceived, signifying that we fight to save vision.
