Luke Simon, a founder member of "School in a Bag" (SIAB) gave a talk to the Rotary Club Bradford about the charity and its development from conception through the challange of fundraising during the pandemic and on to the charity's plans for the future. The charity was set up in memory of Luke's brother, Piers, who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 with the aim of "Transforming lives through Education". The charity supports children around the world in all countries regardless of race, politics or religion.
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A cheque was presented to Ben Jarvis by our President Martin Coles following a fascinating talk about the work of Community First and in particular Young Carers.
morePromotional stall at Holy Trinity Church Street Market. The stall was set up to explain to the public what Rotary is all about and encourage new members.
moreA clothes collection was made by 16 local Rotary Clubs to be sent to a Hospital in Ukraine for injured soldiers.
moreWe have produced 3 style jigsaws of Bradford on Avon which are sold to raise monies for our Charity account. These are on sale at "HANDMADE BRADFORD on AVON", Lamb Yard, Kingston Road, Silver Street, Bradford on Avon
moreRotary Club of Bradford on Avon is a regular supporter of the BOA Foodbank and has made a further donation to help The Hub meet the continuing needs of the community
morePurple 4 Polio Crocuses planted in Westbury Gardens BOA to highlight the global efforts of Rotary to eradicate Polio
moreRotary Club of Bradford on Avon increase their support to the Storehouse Foodbank in Trowbridge
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