Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Joy Kirk receives cheque for Down's Syndrome North East

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Paul Johnson receives cheque for Washington Forge Rotary Club

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Edna Rochester receives cheque for Pennywell Community Centre

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Tom Forsyth receives cheque for Sunderland ME/CFS Support Group

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Karen McLellan receives cheque for Grace House North East

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - President John gives a cheque to the Apollo Youth Project representative

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Julie Howell receives a cheque for Nookside Day Centre

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Two representatives receive a cheque for the Brain Injury Trust

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Lynda Riddell receives a cheque for Breathe Clear

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - President John gives a cheque to a Monkseaton Centenary Rotary Club member

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Sister Scholastica receives a cheqe for Sunningdale School

Charity Draw Evening Sept 2007 - Margery Wilkinson receives a cheque for Soroptomists International

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This evening attracted over 100 guests, including the Deputy Mayor Councillor Mary Smith and her husband. The entertainment commenced with the choir from Seaburn Dene Primary School singing for us. How good they were, a credit to their teacher and their school.

We then had the draw for the prizes for the Charity Raffle, undertaken by the Deputy Mayor. There was also a subsidiary raffle for representatives of the charities taking part.

After an enjoyable buffet supper provided by the Millview Social Club, we were entertained by a singer and his dancing partner. Altogether a most enjoyable evening, the culmination of an event that enabled over 30 local charities to benefit from a total of almost £6,000 raised through the raffle.

'What We Do' Main Pages:

Death of H M Queen Elizabeth II

Members of Seaburn Rotary wish to express their condolences to members of The Royal Family upon the death of Her Majesty.

World Community/Internat'l Service

Rotary Club of Seaburn works with communities overseas, mostly through The Rotary Foundation.

End Polio Now

Rotary International's big effort to rid the world of this crippling disease started in 1985. We are so close to completing the job. Just one last push!

Community Service

'We're for Communities' and work within our local community, whose assistance and support we value greatly.

Youth Opportunities

Activities include working with schools,Youth Competitions, Rotary Youth Leadership Award scheme, our Interact Club, Rotakids clubs and much more.

Vocational Service

We follow this avenue of service by helping in schools in a variety of ways. We also have speakers who tell us about their occupations.

Satellite Club

Former Rotary Club of Seaburn Satellite Club, which was formed into a separate Rotary Club SR1.

This committee is concerned with the administration of the club. It incorporates: House; Registrar; Fellowship; Programme; Sport. The President Elect is usually the chairman of the committee, with other members taking a lead in each particular activity.

A collage of the seven cards we have on offer for sale in 2020.

Each year a new card is painted by Rotarian Randle Oliver. These are sold to friends as well as other Rotary club members to raise funds for Rotary Foundation and other charities, including our own Benevolent Fund.

MEMORY CAFE

This new community venture opened in August 2017. The meetings are held at 2.00 pm on the last Wednesday each month.

Redby Rotakids with their charter and Rotarians

Redby Academy Rotakids were excited to received the charter on 17th May 2016

Membership

Rotary's main purpose is to encourage and nurture volunteerism locally, nationally and internationally. We have an active Membership Committee and would like to hear from anyone interested in finding out more about Rotary.

The Rotary Club of Seaburn received a banner award in recognition of its generous support of Rotary Foundation, being the 3rd highest donor in Rotary North East. It demonstrates the club's commitment to Doing Good in the World.