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On the busiest shopping day of the season � Mirfield Rotarians and friends brought Christmas cheer to shoppers at Morrisons in Heckmondwike.

About 30 members and friends formed a �heavenly choir� with Rodney Green on the keyboard.

They sang traditional carols and found that many adults and young ones joined in.

Many members of the public generously and voluntarily deposited money in our collecting buckets. One shopper said: �We know that when we give money to Rotary it reaches the needy.�

Mirfield Rotary is grateful to the management and staff of Morrisons for their courtesy and cooperation.

We wish you a happy Christmas and a blessed New Year.  

Working together to change the world

GILL POOLE, NEXT YEAR'S PRESIDENT OUTLINES HER PLANS

Mirfield show last month was a great opportunity for us to showcase  the fin

e work we engage in both at home and overseas. In addition, we raised funds to help a village in Nepal.  

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OUR INTERNATIONAL CHARITY WORK

 

Eamon O'Daly has ambitious plans for our International outreach. He plans to support the final push to eradicate Polio, improve water supply in Nepal, continue with our Shoe Box project and support the people in Tanzania. He has also vowed to help some of the acid attack victims in Agra.

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A FIRST FOR MIRFIELD ROTARY CLUB

"˜I feel quite passionately that people living with dementia and their families need and deserve the best support and care available and most important of all, information as to where they can access facilities."™ Sue Charlesworth

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HELPING YOUR NEIGHBOUR

Two Mirfield organisations with the same aims and intentions are working together for the benefit of Mirfield

Sue Charlesworth, representing the Rotary Club, presented a large white board to the Friends of Mirfield Library. 

Jenny Tomlinson Walsh Chair of the Friends of Mirfield Library said: "˜We were delighted when the Rotary Club offered to help. It will help us tell the story of the Mirfield Maltings "“ past, present and what"™s planned for the future."™

 

JEWEL IN THE MIRFIELD'S CROWN

A group of Rotarians and friends visited the gardens in the grounds of the Community of Resurrection, which some describe as the 'Jewel in the Crown of Mirfield'

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WHO ARE WE?

We are 1.2 million neighbors, friends, and community leaders who come together to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world.

 

If you live in and around the town of Mirfield in West Yorkshire in North of England, and would like to meet with like-minded professionals, then we would like to hear from you.

 

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