We have supported this organisation for several years , it was previously known as "Handy Ladies feeding the community".
Half a dozen of our members regularly give up their time to deliver the meals and both the club and some of its individual members have made financial contributions. Over the Christmas period the Club also provided tins of chocolate treats for the meal recipients.
This is a good example of how a Rotary club can work with small local charities to help those less fortunate than ourselves.
At the moment they urgently need additional funding as no additional grants will be available until March.
more We were again invited by the South Manchester Muslim Community Association to their IFTAR which celebrates the breaking of the Ramadan Fast.
more The Lamplighters helped fund this Christmas Meal organised by Clare Cliff for folk who otherwise might have been on their own on Christmas Day.
more This is our annual campaign to collect warm clothes for the homeless and less fortunate .
more We have placed Buddy Bench signs on 12 benches throughout the Borough and are planning more locations. This is a recent bench at Craig Road Playing Fields.
more We are proud to announce that we are now designated as a Stockport Community Champion.
more We again collected warm coats for the needy this year .
more On Sunday 19th June we held another successful Open Gardens event. The event raised over £9500 for a variety of charities.
more These are realistic looking robotic cats that respond when being handled by people . We provided some for local care homes.
more The club planted up and delivered pots of seasonal plants to 63 local care homes.
more This was our 9th Open Gardens Event and was a welcome opportunity for people to attend an outdoor event in aid of charity.
more The Club organised the collection of new childrens pyjamas for distribution to local hospitals.
more A video presentation of how the Lamplighters have operated during a full year of lockdown.
more Held at Heaton Mersey Community Centre on St Johns Road. Just a few of the many photos are shown below.
more Photo Gallery of event on 22nd September , great turnout from members to help promote Rotary in the local community .
more Our annual bowling match with the team from Walthew House.
more Carrying on with our decoration of Norwood House.
more We worked with local school children and the Heaton Mersey Collective to plant crocus corms . The choice of flower is a reminder of Rotary's campaign to eliminate polio , more details below.
more A display of scarecrows was organised at the station by the Rotary club along with other groups, See details below.
more Club members organise the collection and delivery of food donated by local people to take to food banks .
more In an effort to further boost community spirit and combat loneliness , the Club has sponsored signage for Buddy Benches #PeopleOfAction
more In order to highlight the Polio eradication campaign the club has again organised the planting of purple crocus corms in the area. This year some of the planting was done by pupils of Stella Maris school.
more Another very successful community event with a fantastic attendance.Many thanks to the gardeners, visitors and everyone else involved.In total over £9,000 was raised for charities.