- Service to the Community
The Rotary Club of Poole supports many of the charitable organisations in our area.
- Service to the Community sub-pages:
Nursing Excellence Award
more Presentation of Award
Multiple Sclerosis Society
more Presentation of cheque towards new minibus
EDAS and YADAS in Poole
more Donation towards EDAS' work with young people
Home Start Charity
more Donation to Home Start
Poole Christmas Parcels Fund
more Fund raising and Delivery
Collecting Bottle Tops for Re-cycling
more For the Gift of Sight appeal at Southampton University Medical School
Stroke Association
more Donations and stewarding on the "Stroke Walk"
Lewis Manning Hospice
more Fundraising and Donations
Chestnut Nursery
more Supported by donations, the supply of cycles, display benches and new shelving, and the sponsoring of Christmas Cards.
Award for John Duckenfield
more Poole Rotarian John Duckenfield (right) receives the Poole Rotary Volunteer Award form Turlin Moor Community School from Acting Head Sue Eden. He has been associated with the school for over ten years
Presentation to Autism Wessex
more Presentation of cheque to Autism Wessex
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Life Education Wessex
more Our photo shows 'Harold' the giraffe with Life Education Wessex educator Karen Perryman meeting Babs Plumbridge from Poole Rotary and Sarah Millington Class Teacher at Manorside Combined School, Poole. Left to right: Karen, Harold, Babs and Sarah
About Face
more About Face - Poole is a registered charity that supports people who have cancer of the head and neck, their families and carers. It includes a specialised facility at the About Face Centre in Poole for education and training of health professionals.
Disabled Transport
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Poole Rotary Award for Nursing Excellence at Poole Hospital - Ros Nash
more Presentation by the Club President of the Poole Rotary annual award to Senior Auxiliary Ros Nash at the Hospital's NVQ Awards Ceremony.
Gould Trust
more The Gould Trust enabled Poole Rotary to give grants to help young people from Poole to do something special. It was set up in memory of Dougie Gould, a long serving master at Poole Grammar School.