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Splash for Cash with Truro's Rotary Clubs!

Sun, Feb 3rd 2013 at 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

RC Truro and RC Truro Boscawen together raised £1850 for the Polio Eradication campaign and local Rotary charities.


On Sunday 3 February, swimmers young and not so young gathered at Truro School swimming pool (by kind permission of the Head and Governors of the School) to swim as far as they might, to raise money for the End Polio Now campaign and local Rotary charities. Swimming Teachers Association distance awards were also available, as well as a certificate for each participant.

The event was a joint venture between the Rotary Clubs of Truro and Truro Boscawen, who provided  general helpers and stewards.

The Rotary Clubs are indebted to the Len Hatcher Swim School for the professional organisation of the event and providing qualified lifeguards.

Thanks are also due to Paul Sweaton of Vision Independent Financial Planning for his sponsorship and help.

Overall the event raised

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