Warming up the Homeless CEO, Trudy Hampton, was presented with a donation of
over £1,000 during the annual Senlac St Leonards Rotary Club’s dinner which took
place on Wednesday 22 May at Highwoods Golf Club, Bexhill. Club President, Terry
Mahindrakar had nominated the Warming up the Homeless charity as her charity of
the year and said, “I’m so pleased to pass this donation to on the Warming up the
Homeless, a wonderful charity that is doing so much to help the homeless re-
establish themselves in the community.” CEO Trudy was “It’s an absolute pleasure
to be invited and I’m thrilled with the very generous cheque; it will help save lives this
winter.”
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Presentations to benificiaries of the 2025 Car Show Warming Up the Homeless, Rye and District Community Transport and the Senlac St Leonards’ Yellowmen.
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moreAt our regular Speaker Meeting Trudy Hampton gave an informative and sometimes harrowing talk about the homeless in our surrounding area.
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