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Call my bluff Wine tasting Raises over £1000 in one night

A very humorous evening.


Thanks to all who supported our charity Wine Call my Bluff evening. We raised just over £1k which will be going to support our international projects work. In the past we have supported work in Ukraine, South Africa, Lebanon, & Ghana. 


More recently we facilitated a micro loan project, where £1k is being used by a group of around 20 women to help set up sustainable businesses. For example tailoring, or the breeding of chickens, with the sale of eggs.
 The project has been a huge success, and the money has repaid and used for a second tranche of similar loans.

At a global level, Rotary International are working to eradicate Polio from our world. Since starting this quest we have reached a stage where it is only endemic in Afghanistan  and Pakistan, with 2 reported cases in each country.

We also support ShelterBox which provides emergency shelter across the world when disaster strikes.

Special shout out to those who sponsored the event and helped make it happen.

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£2400 raised for the Earthquake appeal in Barnsley Town Centre

more The earthquake that has devastated so many homes in Turkey and Syria has touched peoples hearts in Barnsley. Stainborough Rotary organised a collection on Saturday 11th February. and raised a magnificent £2400.

61 shoe boxes collected for Eastern Europe

more Members from both Stainborough and Barnsley Rotary Clubs have collected over 60 boxes to go out to Eastern Europe

Stainborough members visit Ghana to check on old projects and research future projects.

more Richard Galliford and Derek Housley have spent a couple of weeks visiting Ghana.

Stainborough Rotary funds Gardening Projects in Ghana

more Stainborough has sent £1000 to fund a group of ladies in Gadi, to enable them to farm an area, to make the group and their families self sufficient.

Walking for water

more Put the date in your calendars

Children helping Children

more Walking for water

Adakope Ghana

more We now have safe clean water

Ghana Outlook Desks

more Enough money has been raised for the construction of the 250 desks

Mercy Ships

more Stainborough Rotary Club donates £200.00

Shelter box

more A thank you letter from Shelter box

Making a difference in Ghana

more President Richard's trip to Ghana with Ghana Outlook

Collecting in Barnsley Town centre

more Indonesia Disaster appeal - £893.89

Shelter Box

more The Rotary Club of Stainborough have donated £590 to Shelterbox following a presentation to club members and guests by the Shelterbox Rotary District 1040 Coordinator, Stephen Woodcock.

Sand dam

more Stage 2 of the Sand dam completed

Ghana Sand Dam

more Ghana Sand Dam This is a joint project that we have helped to fund with other Rotary Clubs. The dam is nearing completion - the tricky bits are done and, as the wall gets higher, construction becomes easier. More photos in gallery

SHELTER BOXES FOR DISASTERS

more The Club's great annual 'Talent Auction', where members offer meals, d-i-y, gifts, etc, in return for donations to Club funds, raised a staggering £1,770, enough to buy three Shelter Boxes for Syrian conflict refugees. A truly wonderful effort.

Literacy Box

more This box has been sent to Malawi to support children in their education.

WORKING ON THE NEW WATER BOREHOLE

more Men and women at work drilling our latest water borehole in a rural village in Ghana. The work is ahead of schedule and the villagers will soon experience the priceless benefit of clean water on tap.

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3. International work

back We have close links, over many years, with Ho in Ghana. We have helped to fund the building of a Women's Co-operative, a Rotary Community Hall, a Street Children's centre, a water borehole and now the building of a sand dam.