Rotary Grant Archive

Some grants made in the past


Help for the Homeless - When the management of the Wharfside Shopping Centre invited us to organise a 'Santa's Grotto' in town in the lead up to Christmas 2015, Rotarians were quick to respond to the call. Thanks to the determination of Rtn. Di Hickman and the fast work of staff and students at Penwith College, a grotto was constructed and ready for use in little more than three weeks. During the two Saturdays before Christmas, over two hundred young children were accompanied by family members on their vists to our Rotarian Santas. 

With homelessness in Penzance a particular concern during the winter months, Penzance Rotary Club members agreed to use the funds raised from running the Christmas Grotto as a donation to the St Petroc's Society - a charity for the homeless that runs a drop in centre in the town.

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CHICKS

more Making memories - Giving hope

Friends of the Jubilee Pool

more President Prue had the pleasure of presenting a £200 cheque to Friends of the Jubilee Pool chair - Martin Nixon. The funds were raised at a Classic Car Show staged by the club adjacent to the Jubilee Pool on the pool's re-opening weekend.

CHSW & Alzheimer's Society

more Donations of £700 for each of two charities were made possible in early March 2015 as a result of the tremendous amount of sponsorship raised by last September's Rotary Ramble participants.

Sponsored Walk benefits Two Great Local Causes

more The 2017 Rotary Ramble produced a magnificent £1,500 each for St. Julia's Hospice, Hayle and Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust.

Blood Bikes

more The Rotary Club of Penzance recently secured a match day collection for Cornwall Blood Bikes when the Cornish Pirates recently played Bedford Blues at the Mennaye Field.

10th Birthday - Shop Poster

Local Clubs provide relief from hardship.

more The Rotary Clubs of Penzance and Mounts Bay have pooled resources to provide urgent relief to households suffering hardship due to the corona virus Lock-down.

Penzance Rotary President Matt Martens presents funds to Pengarth Trustee Eric Parton.

Pengarth Day Centre cares for the eldery.

more and Rotarians care about their communities. In Sept. 2018 a delegation of Penzance Rotarians attended Pengarth Day Care Centre to remind themselves of the invaluable service that the centre provides to the elderly people of the Penzance area.

Lock-down Update

more Penzance Rotary uses reserves to relieve food poverty in West Cornwall's hardest hit households.

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The Rotary Shop

more The Rotary Shop is unique among local Charity Shops. We raise funds specifically to assist local groups and charities. Hundreds of thousands of pounds have now been distributed locally.

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Apply for a Grant

back The club fundraises in a variety of ways including through the Rotary Community Shop at the top of Market Jew Street. Funds are then donated or issued as Grants to a wide range of community groups & charities. Read on to apply for a grant . . .