Leonard Cheshire Disability

Sat, Jul 11th 2009 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am

Rotary supports Leonard Cheshire Disability both locally and internationally. Rotarians Arthur Law (left) and Barry Rainsford (right) are pictured with Simon Bolton from Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church creating a colourful new floral bed at Greenacres.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Penny Thurston, Treasurer, Wylde Green Inner Wheel, on the Pluck a Duck stall at the summer fayre.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - The Club had previously donated funds to provide a barbeque for the home.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Helpers at the summer fayre.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Nick Thurston on the Pluck a Duck stall at the summer fayre.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Sponsorship was given for a concert at Greenacres given by pupils from the Royal School of Music,

Leonard Cheshire Disability - David Harries sampling the beef burgers.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Nick Thurston and David Harries met Eric Prescott, Chief Executive of LCD at Greenacres' Tea for Ability Event, where they ran a bookstall raising funds for Greenacres' multi sensory room.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - The team who created a colourful new floral bed at Greenacres in Sutton Coldfield.

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Graham Hendley of Greenacres is pictured using a paintbrush that Steve Gauld (left) and Arthur Law have adapted to give him extra reach and more comfort when he is painting.

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