michael: celebrating the years of volunteer work done, and today, the vice president of the lions, bob corlew, and fellow lions made a stop in the upstate to the south carolina school for the deaf and blind. the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the association's 100 and diversity -- 100th anniversary. >> we have as our goal to serve and to make each community better. michael: they are looking at how the lions can best serve the gabrielle: holly wild -- ho llywild animal park in spartanburg county once to make improvements, and they are asking for public support. there were a list of issues, and they say they need to raise $500,000 this year. >> in 16 years, we have never asked like this before, so we are trying to establish us for the future. gabrielle club the park, which is a nonprofit, has never done a full-fledged fundraising campaign, and they say it is important that they are forthright about their issues. he says they have hired a new chair rater, and she is asking people to come out and support the park -- she says they have pet moments are beautif

the lions vice president bob corlew and fellow lions made a stop in the upstate yesterday to the south carolina school for the deaf and the blind. this is part of the lions centennial bus tour. the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the assocations 100th anniversary. >> our purpose in doing the tour is to meet with lions members and the communities we pass the types of projects that they are doing to help the local community because lions, of course it's our goal to serve and make each community better. allyson: the group also discussed how lions can best serve the needs of a new century. two faculty members from spartanburg methodist college showed the world they have moves. that's president scott cochran and economics professor jonathan keisler. the duo joined the school's new hip-hop dance team, the blue chucks, for just one number. it took place at the school's auditorium. it was a full house. this was the group's first public performance. geoff: a look like they are having a good time. it's time now for your wyff news 4 timeline on this february

the lions vice president bob corlew and fellow lions made a stop in the upstate yesterday to the south carolina school for the deaf and the blind. this is part of the lions centennial bus tour. the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the assocations 100th anniversary. >> our purpose in doing the tour is to meet with lions members and the communities we pass through to talk to them and see the types of projects that they are doing to help the local community because lions, of course it's our goal to serve and make each community better. allyson: the group also discussed how lions can best serve the needs of a new century. geoff: a spartanburg teenager celebrated her birthday by giving back. this is the third year she's done so. 14-year-old ginger dailey presented all of her birthday money, $1500, to the gibbs it's all in memory of her grandfather. >> me and my papa were really close, and three years ago he passed away from cancer, so i wanted to make a donation to other people to help treat them. geoff: the funds will go toward spartanburg regional's ca