2020 Fun Run Beneficiaries announced
Main beneficiary this year is Sawston Village College
Sawston Village College
Minibus Appeal, Cambridge Aid and Sawston Sports Centre swimming pool hoist
have been chosen as the main beneficiaries of the 2020 Sawston Fun Run event,
which takes place on Sunday 3rd May.
Jonathan Russell, Principal of SVC, said he is
delighted that the Sawston Fun Run will be raising funds to support the
purchase of a new minibus. In the 90th year of the College, it is fitting that
the community will come together to benefit the current and next generation of
Sawston pupils. Education is far broader than academic success and the new
minibus will ensure young people have access to a diverse range of
opportunities including sports fixtures, Duke of Edinburgh expeditions, careers
events, inter-school competitions, STEM activities and inspiring Arts trips.
Sawston Sports Centre are extremely pleased that they will also benefit from the 2020 event. The new hoist for the swimming pool will be suitable for both adults and children to use, ensuring that access is made available to all.
In addition this year’s
funds will also go to support the following groups and charities in Sawston and
the surrounding villages:
Sawston Nursery: Improvements to garden area.
Stapleford Primary School: Outdoor ‘Arbour’
seating den.
Duxford Youth Club: Renew and add to existing
resources.
Sawston Let’s Run Girls: Leadership courses
Cambridge Cangaroos Trampoline: Facilities for
disabled children
Shelford and Stapleford Youth Initiative:
Refurbish Youth Centre.
Babraham School (Friends of): New laptops.
Bellbird School (Friends of): Picnic benches.
Duxford Primary School: Improvements to garden
area.
Sawston Toy Library: Various
resources and materials.
Sawston Army Cadets: STEM kits.
1st Sawston Brigades: Ipads.
Sawston Air Cadets: Archery range.
Dictionaries for local Primary Schools.
Cambridge Aid is a local charity that works in
partnership with other worthwhile organisations in the area supporting
individuals and families who find themselves in crisis situations and in need
help.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
Club newsletter Spring 2022
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Recent visit
moreOur Dinner was once again held at Queens College Cambridge
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Last week we gave away over £17000 to local groups.
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100 anniversary WW1
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Evani Radiya-Dixit
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ex club member talked about eClub of East Anglia
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We held our Christmas meal at the George Babraham
more£500,000 since inception
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Due to Coronavirus we are using Zoom for our meetings
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Honour given to exceptional service
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Global Scholar from Belgium
moreThis Week Sue Coles PR Chair gave a presentation giving us some ideas to build new membership
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John Grieve and Neil Whiteside tell us about plans for the celebration
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Our Speaker was Isobel Blakeley
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August 2019 edition
moreBrilliant talk by William French
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It is hoped to hold this event later in the year
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This years beneficiaries
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September 2019 issue
moreSpeaker Leanne Hodgson
moreSawston win at District level
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Last week our speaker was past global scholar Gaelen Stanford-Moore from the USA. We were also joined by Brian Reynolds a past member from his home in Spain.
moreHelping carers
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speaker Rose Bloomfield
moreWe had 1106 people taking part on Sunday, this is a record since 2010 and the 3rd highest ever
moreThis years scholar is Katherine Pardo
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A group of us visited this remarkable world leading facility which researches the genome and how they can help serious conditions
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