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The Projects of Rotary District 1120 The Projects of Rotary District 1120 With a bit of help from The Rotary Club of Gibraltar! Compiled and edited by Rtn Noel Tatt Typeset by Rtn Liz Scrase THE ROTARY CLUB OF ASHFORD Royal National Lifeboat Institution Contact: JOHN HARDIE Rotary Entertains (tea and entertainment for local needy [email protected] people) The Salvation Army (Ashford) Fund raising SARA (Severn Area Rescue Association). Carol Singing at Christmas Shopmobility A dedicated Joint Carol service with Probus Southern Housing Group Charity Golf Day St John Ambulance Brigade Rotary Ramble – North Downs Way Student Support KM Big Quiz Raffle Tenterden Disabled Association Street collections Try Angle Kent County Show YMCA Ashford KCC Community Wardens’ Football Tournament Practical support for good causes Play Pump in Kwa Zulu Natal (Ram Pumps) The Rotary Foundation Shelter Boxes Leukaemia research Umtha Welanga (HIV/AIDS project) Demelza Children’s Hospice Toilet Block funding at Sophie Phewa School at Adams Children in Need Mission Children’s Chronic Arthritis Association Support for Indian Hospital train. Make a Wish Support for Indian Pharmacy Student. Assisting those with severe learning difficulties Help with raising funds for new Scout Hall Hands on support for Club Projects Interact Club formation in local schools Youth Services Open Day Rotary Young Chef Local Schools purchasing and filling Aqua boxes Youth Services Open Day Computer Project with contact club in Amiens Interior decorating Health Visitor Training at the Care Line Crisis Centre in Rotary Entertains Assegai (KwaZululand) Friends of William Harvey hospital Regular Exchange visits to/from twin Clubs in Amiens and Supply of school governors Vlissingen Frequent joint meetings with partners and Ashford Inner Financial support for good causes Wheel Ashford Blind and Partially sighted group Ashford Gingerbread Hands on support for District projects Ashford Air Cadets (Provision of new Mace) Interact Club formation in local schools Blind and Partially Sighted Club Rotary Young Chef Canine partners District Fun Day CARE (Women’s refuge) Children in Need (Street Collection) Financial support for District projects CROP - Citizens’ Rights for Older People Usborne Dictionaries for local primary schools Community Service Award (Ashford) The Rotary Foundation East Kent NHS Trust – scanner for gynaecological unit Friends of William Harvey Hospital *** Hearing Dogs for the Deaf Hi Kent! THE ROTARY CLUB OF Home Start ASHFORD EARLY BIRD Kent Association for the Blind (KAB) Contact: Valerie Webb 07753606078 Kent County Show (Manning the gate) Kent & Sussex Air Ambulance Fund raising Kent MS Therapy Centre (part funded by District Grant) Christmas Party,Annual Barbecue Provided cast for pantomime) Early Bird Fun Day Kenward Trust Linden School Practical support for good causes Paula Carr Trust Sailing Day for Young Carers Prostate Cancer Research Party for Home Start, Sure Start, Chill with Dad THE ROTARY CLUB OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF BATTLE cont. ASHFORD EARLY BIRD cont. Shelter Boxes Financial support for good causes Shoe Box Scheme Debra,Sea Cadets Air Cadets Practical support for good causes Kennington Girl Guides Driving rota to take Blind People to weekly Club Young Carers Taking elderly to Christmas lunches Casa Support Organising Annual Senior Citizen Party Youth at Risk Message in a bottle Impact Providing publicity For Other Good Causes through Club’s Network Hands on support for Club Projects Supporting Beautiful Battle Project Young Farmers North School Helping other local charities Woodchurch Scout club Community Centre Christmas tree For the Community Kennington Scouts Two good speakers each month. Bethersden Brownies Quarterly-in-house speakers The Woodchurch Brownies Visits to gardens, houses Ashford Amateur Boxing club Go Cart Racing Bethersden Rainbows The Woodchurch Girl Guides Aqua Boxes Financial support for good causes Financial Support for the following:- Hands on support for District projects St Michael Hospice Usbourne Dictionaries Martha House Group Home Providing Playgroup equipment Financial support for District projects Local Community transport (financial support) Bill Huntley Endowment Foundation The Heart Foundation The Rotary Foundation Cancer Research Send a Cow Gap Year Support to Travel abroad Children’s International Aid Bexhill College IB Student’s trip to Tanzania Make a wish Cruise Mencap *** Mind The Quicken Trust THE ROTARY CLUB OF BATTLE Sussex Association for Spinal Bifida and Contact: Tom Tagoe Hydrocephalus e-mail: [email protected] East Sussex Disability Pestalozzi Village Trust Fund raising Jubilee Sailing Trust Weekly Raffles at Club Meetings Safari Lunch Hands on support for Club Projects Santa’s Little Helpers (High Street pre Christmas Collec- Support to Battle Born Fire Society tions) Rotary Awareness Exhibition each year. Club Concerts Support to 1066 Rotarct Club. Cinema Shows Come and Dine with Me Annual Quiz Night with Inner Wheel Youth Speak Competition. Collection Boxes in Pubs and Public Places Young Caterer Competition. Name a Teddy Bear Competition Support to Girl’s Refuge in Ghana Ball Room Dancing Club’s Sport Actives with Other Club in the area. Car Rally 5th Tuesday Social Evening with Spouse and guest. Flavours of Ghana Coffee Mornings Walks for Heart Foundation THE ROTARY CLUB OF BATTLE cont. THE ROTARY CLUB OF BEACHY HEAD cont. Christmas Lights to decorate shops & High Street Club Shop on High Street. Hawker Market Girls Group, Nairobi (Manufacture of solar Transport for meals for the elderly heaters post political disturbances) Transport to local pantomime Hearing and sight testing for pre school children in Fiji (in Young musicians’ concert (pending) conjunction with RC Suva North) School links between and Battle School and Dutch School Hands on support for Club Projects Regular visits to/from Dutch contact club Mock interviews for School Leavers, Causeway School Hands on support for District projects Financial support for District projects Blood pressure/ cholesterol test (stroke awareness) The Rotary Foundation Financial support for District projects *** Polio Eradication Programme Financial support for local youngsters on community THE ROTARY CLUB OF BECKENHAM projects (UK and overseas) Contact: Nick Randall Make a Wish Foundation [email protected] The Rotary Foundation Fund raising *** Christmas Carol collecting outside of supermarket British Legion Poppy organising local campaign and THE ROTARY CLUB OF BEACHY HEAD street collecting Contact: Brian Smith Sponsored walk – South Downs Way Email [email protected] Sponsored walk – St Christopher’s Hospice Quiz Night Fund raising Christmas Carol collecting around streets It’s a Knock Out Hog Roast Charity Golf Day The Safari Lunch Christmas Tombola in main Shopping Centre Display at Beckenham Town Centre ‘Fun on the Green’ Go Kart Challenge Abseiling Charity Fun Forest Cycle Ride Caledonian Night and Burns Supper Cameo opera Evening Golf – Texas Scramble Wine Tasting Practical support for good causes MacMillian Cancer Appeal Practical support for good causes Collecting tools for Tools for Self Reliance Financial support for good causes Industry Challenge at local School Shinewater School Playground Project Annual presentation of Cup for ‘best French student’ at Eastbourne Cultural Community Network local school Contribution to Eastbourne MS Society towards a The Shelter Box display at local church ‘International Day’ Mini Bus Participate in local church ‘Christmas Tree Festival’ East Sussex Foster Care Assoc. St Michaels Hospice Financial support for good causes Eastbourne Allotment Assoc. (Allotments for the disabled) Mencap Shelter Box Matching Grant Project for school in South Africa Make a wish Mustard Seed Boxes Children in Need The British Legion Sri Lanka fishing boat (after tsunami) St Christopher’s Hospice Seychelles Sail Training Assoc. Tools for Ethembeni Training Centre RSA (In conjunction Hands on support for Club Projects with RC Kloof and a Matching Grant) Mock Interviews at local School THE ROTARY CLUB OF BECKENHAM THE ROTARY CLUB OF BEXLEY cont. Contact: Andy Knight Hands on support for District projects [email protected] Stroke Awareness Fund raising Financial support for District projects Collections at ASDA, Bexleyheath The Rotary Foundation Annual Carol Float Collection Eradicate Polio Practical support for good causes *** Support to the Borough’s carol concert at Hall Place, Bexley. THE ROTARY CLUB OF BEXHILL Annual support for Stroke awareness. Contact: Roger Batey Support for The Danson Festival [email protected] Financial support for good causes Fund raising Provision of Food Parcels at Christmas. Annual Community Walk Kidney Research, Macmillan Nurses, MS and Children Annual Spring Lunch for international projects in Need Christmas card donations Provision of artificial lawn for severely disabled youngest Christmas street and store collections who can only crawl. Annual Golf Day (June) Ellenor Hospice Dream Connection Practical support for good causes District 1120 flood appeal Reading partners in eight primary Schools Hughes Syndrome Love in a Box The British Heart Foundation Kids Out Aviva Breakthrough Breast Cancer 1066 Specials Football Club Fire Brigade Youth scheme Kent & Sussex Air Ambulance Financial support for good causes Demelza House ShelterBox District 1120 Wheelchair fund Life Straws Children’s Kidney Trust Aquabox Girl Guides & numerous young people for trips abroad The Mustard Seed Charity Greenwich & Bexley Hospice Local &
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