Shelter Tent on show at Comrie Fortnight opening

Sat, Jul 23rd 2016 at 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

A good turnout of members gathered in Comrie and erected and manned a Shelter Tent in order that members of the public could see at first hand exactly what a 'Shelter Box' provided those in need with following upon a natural disaster.

Shelter Tent on show at Comrie Fortnight opening -

Shelter Tent on show at Comrie Fortnight opening - Its amazing all that can be packed into a Shelter Box for the benefit of those in need.

Shelter Tent on show at Comrie Fortnight opening - How many Shelter Boxes had recently been sent to Niger. Best guess - winning of a bottle of Rotary's own 'Fellowship Malt' - Andrew Donaldson of Comrie Croft.

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Club Members took a space at Comrie Fortnight's Opening on 23rd July in order to provide members of the public with an opportunity to see exactly what a 'Shelter Box' actually looked like and the contents of it so they would have a better understanding of exactly what assistance can be provided when natural disasters strike.

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Former Club President Chris Dowse is walking the entire 632 miles of the South West Coast Path from Minehead to Poole to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK and Rotary Foundation's 'End Polio Now'. His trek will end on his 70th birthday.

Chris Harnish, who happens to be the son of one of the Benzie Sunrise club members, is working to build a medical centre in Malawi and will update everyone on progress to date.

Shelter Tent on show at Comrie Fortnight opening

Sat, Jul 23rd 2016 at 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

A good turnout of members gathered in Comrie and erected and manned a Shelter Tent in order that members of the public could see at first hand exactly what a 'Shelter Box' provided those in need with following upon a natural disaster.

South West Coast Path challenge

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