We're back on Clitheroe Market!
Saturday July 12th.
Items donated will be passed onto International Aid Trust and Tools for Self Reliance.
Items donated will be passed onto the charities International Aid Trust and Tools for Self Reliance.
The sewing machines donated will help seamstresses set up tailoring business, producing items such as school uniforms. To date Clitheroe Rotary has supplied around 150 unwanted working machines.
Tools will be passed onto those wanting to set up as mechanics or carpenters. We have already donated thousands of hand tools and working power tools.
Phones and spectacles are donated to International Aid Trust, and are refurbished or raided for spare parts. Spectacles are sent overseas and distributed to those who can't afford to pay for glasses, changing their lives by changing their vision.
Foreign currency is converted into sterling and added to the clubs charity fund.
Thank you for your past and future support.
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On a dry Friday and a very wet Saturday, we helped out at The Royal Lancashire Show and Last Night of the Proms on Clitheroe Castle. LNOP pictures courtesy of Eleanor Chew.
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We helped out at the Food Festival, supported our Immediate Past President and now Clitheroe Town Mayor Jenni at Last Night of the Proms and managed to fit in a little fun while gliding, with the help of Hon Sec Tony Perry!
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Saturday July 12th. Items donated will be passed onto International Aid Trust and Tools for Self Reliance.
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The joint RC's Clitheroe and Ribblesdale Young Musician Competition was held at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School December 16th. 2017
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Foundation
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Club Service
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Outgoing President, David Wymer, donates locally and internationally in his year end donations.
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President Frank presents Paul Harris Fellowships to Rotarians Howard Blackburn and David Openshaw
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International
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New Generations
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