Tuesday 16th April saw the usual group of volunteers come together
for our second packing evening. The team was made up of Saffery
Champness staff, Rotary Guernesiais members and members of our own club.
This packing night was a little different however as our patron of the
walk Sir Ian Corder came along to help along with Lady Corder. Apart
from having the chance to meet members of the team, this also gave the
opportunity of presenting HE with a walk tee shirt for himself and his
son, who are completing the walk a week ahead of the actual date, as
they are not available on 15th June, but still wanted to support the
walk and give it as much publicity as they can.
As you can see, a lot of fun was had by all, and I would like to add special thanks to Boley Smillie, head of the Guernsey Post Office Service for not only attending on the night, but for the massive support they provide to the walk in facilitating the postage and packing of the walker packs (usually over 800).
Nigel Dorey Vice Chairman of the Walk 17 April 2019more Charities benefit from walkers’ generosity.
more Local Rotary Clubs receive donations.
more A Saffery Rotary Walk to remember.
more THANK YOU, GUERNSEY - and all our overseas visitors who also took part!
more Every penny walkers raise goes to carefully chosen charities.
more Charities can apply for funding now!
more 1,100 walkers, £90,000+ raised, donations to 21 charities.
more The sun shone as the coast turned orange!
more 1052 walkers!!
more Charities can now apply for funding from the 2024 Walk
more £100,000 donated to charity in Rotary’s 100th Anniversary Year
more Over 1000 people took part this year.
more To date, 27 June, the magnificent seven have raised £2250!!
more 25 local charities will benefit from the 2023 Saffery Rotary Walk
more Training mannequin purchased by St John Ambulance
more Presentation Evening At Government House.
more Celebrated at Government House
more Some photos of the Walk
more Bigger & Better Than Ever Before - Families Can Now Share in this Special Occasion
more Charities benefit from walkers’ generosity.
more Charities can now apply for funding from the 2020 Walk
more More than 20 charity projects will benefit from the 2020 Saffery Rotary Walk
more New Vauvert School playground equipment partly paid for by a donation from the Saffery Rotary Walk.
more Presentation Evening at Government House. 995 walkers, including 35 relay teams, raise £86,500 for 25 local community projects and charities.
more Early-bird registration now open until 31 January.
more Early photos of the Walk
more Presentation to youngest and oldest walkers.
more Supporting 20 local charities
more Another award for the Saffery Rotary Walk Committee
more A record breaking £85,430 donated to 28 local community projects.
more The 20th Saffery Rotary Walk raised £75,000 + for 28 local Guernsey charities