Childrens Funday Newsletter

Rotary Children’s Fun Day Newsletter
July 2026.
Rotary Children’s Fun Day

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Rotary Children’s Fun Day Newsletter July 2026.

Rotary Children’s Fun Day

This year 349 Rotary Clubs in RGB&I in partnership with the Kids in Mind charity gave 27000 disadvantaged young people a great day out.
Could your Club give disadvantaged young people a FUN DAY to remember in June 2027?
There will be a Children’s Fun Day launch seminar in January/February for the 2027 Fun Day.
Please join us at the Seminar, When I know more, I’ll let you know the date.

Rotary Christmas Toy Box Appeal

In 2025 many clubs in our District working with the Kids in Mind charity, donated

£97,350 which equated to 2,245 Christmas Toy Boxes.

Your support to this project, enabled these 2,245 Christmas Toy Boxes to make Christmas more enjoyable for Children Living in Refuges.

Could your Club give Children Living in Refuges, a Christmas to remember?

This year’s RGB&I Christmas Toy Box launch Webinar will be on Wednesday 2nd September at 7pm.

It’s open to ALL and EVERY Rotarian and designed specifically to encourage Clubs/Members to get involved with the Rotary Christmas Toy Box Initiative.

This will follow the same format as last year.

You will need to register your attendance for the Webinar in advance. Details to follow from RGB&I.

If you need more information, please contact me by email:

david_phillips.971@btinternet.com Regards,

David

David T Phillips MPHF

District 1040 Rotary Children’s Fun Day (RCFD) Adviser.

Past President Rotary Club of Bingley Airedale District Governor D1040 2023/24

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