On the 6th October 2012 the trophies for this years tournament were presented by representatives of Cambridge United Football Club on their turf at the Abbey Stadium, during the scheduled game (at half-time). On a lovely sunny afternoon an audience of over 2,500 spectators watched the presentation. The head of Winter Comfort (the winning team) said he was delighted that the team were given this honour. Lee Gaskell, captain and Man of the Match on the day, was very pleased with the award and that he was now working for the YMCA and thoroughly enjoying it. Dexter Hall who made the last minute winning goal and all the team who attended enjoyed watching a great home 4-1 win for CUFC over Mansfield.
Our thanks go to Emma Hyde from Link-up (one of the organisers),Nigel Ashman from Cambridge United together with Stuart Wood and Martin Jordan.
The retiring collection was in aid of Winter Comfort and raised £176.67.
see the article on p24 of the Cambridge United Match Day Programme Issue 10 - it includes a quote from Andy Martin (East Anglia's Homeless Persons Commissioner) 'Every year spectators, players and organisers alike leave this event with a huge smile on their face and a massive sense of achievement'.
Summary:
This years winners of the 2012 Cup are Winter Comfort after a close 2-1 final win against FLACK.
Teams on the day were Winter Comfort, FLACK, Jimmy's Nightshelter, 222 Victoria Road Hostel, Cambridge Cyrenians, The Youth Foyer - Cambridge, SC Rotary and the Cangle Foyer - Haverhill.
On Sunday 13th May 2012, Jordan Barrow, Mitchell Bennett and Scott Hilton joined members of South Cambridge Rotary Club to enter a team in the third annual Tommy McLafferty 5-a-side Football Tournament for Homeless communities. Named after Tommy McLafferty, who was a member of the homeless community and who died in 2009, the tournament is staged to help the homeless in Cambridge and bring them together to take part in this fun event.
Next year the tournament will be in the spring - 19th May 2013..
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more Annual Tommy McLafferty Cup - Abbey All Weather Pitch, Cambridge. Co-ordinated by the Cambridge South Rotary Club and Link-up.
more In co-operation with Sustainable Cottenham we will be supporting their environmental efforts.
more Another Litter Pick alongside these busy roads was needed. Contact - David A.
more Environmental Project - Litter Pick - linked to the National Clear Up Day on the First Day of Spring Sat 21 March 2015.
more Help the environment
more The fifth annual McLafferty Football Tournament 11am to 6pm
more The three Cambridge Rotary Club Presidents represented us all at the ceremony today. They laid a wreath as part of the city's events to celebrate the lives of those lost in wars and to remind us of the cost of war.
more Trophy presentation
more Visiting Cambridge December 2013? Use our cut-price central car parks while you shop etc and all the money will go to local/international charities egThe Vet School Trust, Winter Comfort, CAMPOD and Club charities - sites courtesy of Cambridge University
more As part of our Environmental Project - Litter Picking in public places to improve the community surroundings.
more A coach trip outing to Wembley to see Cambridge United play - for the Homeless community - sponsored by the Cambridge South Rotary Club. The annual football competition - the Tommy McLafferty Cup - now on the 29th Jun 2014.
more Our annual collaboration with the City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra with the ever popular International pianist Tom Poster. Conductor Robert Hodge. Tickets from: Tickets@cambridge-southrotary.org.uk. £18, concessions £16, students £8, under 14 £5.
more Next Food Bank collection
more Paul and David organised a litter pick.
more Annual football tournament and Bar B Q organised by the Cambridge South Rotary Club and local organisations that support the homeless - with sincere thanks to DGE Bill Redmayne, the Referees and our sponsors.
more The Cambridge area Homeless Football Tournament May2013 official trophy presentation ceremony on the Cambridge United Football pitch, mid game.
more Our President Nominee likes a challenge and volunteered to take part in the 24 Peaks in 24 Hours Challenge - with 2 colleagues and 37 other enthusiastic walkers.
more To help the environment David organised a litter pick. Let him know if you can help in the future!
more Environmental Litterpick Project - join Alan, David and Paul.
more Everyone wins! Visiting Cambridge December 2012? Use our cut-price central car parks while you shop etc and all the money will go to local/international charities -The Vet School Trust,Winter Comfort,CAMPOD,Rotary charities - sites courtesy of Camb Univ.
more Carol Concert Dec 2013
more Classical Concert to enjoy and promote music and to fundraise for charity through ticket sales.Tickets available from the ADC Box Office - www.adcticketing.com, 01223 300085 and Park Street, Cambridge CB5 8AS.
more Know Your Blood Pressure ! - are you at risk of Stroke?
more Rtn David Adamson runs the London Marathon in aid of the childrens charity Starlight.
more Come along to this Auction of Promises and help our fund-raising for the Comberton Village College.
more The club is supporting the Saffron Walden Rotary Club to staff and pay for this ambitious event. Around 240 excited adults and children were treated to a visit to the Pantomime at the Arts Theatre,Cambridge then tea at the Guildhall, greeted by the Mayor.
more Rtn Duncan fund-raising swimathon - part of the annual charity swim at the David Lloyd Sports Centre, Cambridge.
more Everyone wins! Visiting Cambridge December 2012? Use our cut-price central car parks while you shop etc and all the money will go to local/international charities -The Vet School Trust,Winter Comfort,CAMPOD,Rotary charities - sites courtesy of Camb Univ.
more Mike presented 13 more Dictionaries to Peter Marshall, Deputy Head of Cottenham Village College, meanwhile David Adamason presented 8 more to Parkside Federation, Cambridge.
more Charity Concert at West Road Road Concert Hall - Saturday 23rd June 2012, in association with the City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Hodge. Featured are Soprano Lauren Zolezzi, Baritone Gareth John with the Cambridge Orpheus singers.
more The Cambridge Rotary Clubs Jubilee Concert - in support of Help the Heroes. It included Prime Brass, Lucy Bunce - voice and Harp (as heard on Radio 2)and The Choristers of King's College Cambridge, with compere Col Rich Morales (US Army).
more The South Cambridge Rotary Club supply volunteer stewards for the day, encouraging staff and the public to check their Blood Pressure.
more Cambridge String Players conducted by Leon Lovett with soloist pianist Tom Poster, promoted by Rotary Club of South Cambridge - in aid of the Alzheimer's Society
more Cambridge String Players conducted by Leon Lovett, promoted by Rotary Club of South Cambridge. The concert raised £2500 for East Anglian Children's Hospice (EACH).
more Cambridge String Players conducted by Leon Lovett, promoted by Rotary Club of South Cambridge with soloists: Pianist - Erdem Misirlioglu and Mezzo-soprano - Rosie Aldridge. All funds raised are for the Charity Mercy Ship UK.
more Pianoforte soloist Tom Poster. The programme attracted and captivated a full house. markus@cbscentres.co.uk Proceeds in aid of MAGPAS
more The City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra accompanied by professional soloists and conducted by Leon Lovett will perform Handel's Messiah at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge.
more In association with the Stroke Association and St John's Ambulance at the Grafton Centre Cambridge 9.00am - 5.00pm. Raising the awareness of the benefits of monitoring your bllod pressure including the links with strokes when it climbs too high.
more Football bringing together teams from Winter Comfort, Jimmy's Night Shelter, Emmaus, with teams from the Police and South Cambridge Rotary Club. Followed by a barbecue at 5.00 pm (cost £5/head)
more The City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra, soloists and the Cambridge Orpheus Singers and conducted by Leon Lovett in association with Rotary Club of South Cambridge at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, 7.30pm for the benefit of Macmillan Cancer Support.
more With the Cambridge Symphony orchestra conducted by Leon Lovett. A programme of popular romantic music with solo pianist Tom Poster and Mezzo-soprano Katie Bray.
more Scotsdales hosted a very successful day of free blood pressure taking and counselling.
more Memory-Cafe came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March. The grand opening was by local MP and Secretary of State for Health, Andrew Lansley CBE.
more 10 teams played incl. Winter Comfort, Jimmy's Night Shelter, Emmaus, and South Cambridge Rotary Club at Abbey Leisure Complex, Whitehill Road Cambridge CB5 8NT It was followed by a hot snack for all involved at 5.00 pm.
more Memory-Cafe came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March. This is the second event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March. This is the third event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the fourth event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the fifth event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more The Charity Concert again attracted a full house to enjoy the Cambridge Symphony orchestra conducted by Leon Lovett performing a stimulating programme with captivating performances from the soloists, Guy Johnson, Stuart Jackson and Anna Douglas.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the sixth event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the seventh event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the eighth event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Awards to the winning team Winter Comfort and YMCA the Runners up were made during the half time break of the Cambridge United' home match on Tuesday. There was also a bucket collection for Winter Comfort at the match which raised £340.
more Musa Kamara, winner of the Player of the Homeless Football tournament in 2010 goes on to win third place in the YPOY held in Peterborough Cathedral.
more Memory Cafe's increasing success - being held on the first Friday of each month. This is the ninth event when all with memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the tenth event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the eleventh event when all with Memory challenges and their carers are welcome.
more The Tommy McLafferty football tournament for members of the Homeless Communities around Cambridge was played at Abbey Leisure Complex, Whitehill Road Cambridge on Sunday 13th May under a rare blue sky. 8 teams played in two leagues followed by playoffs.
more Memory-Cafe first came to Cambridgeshire on 4th March 2011. They are held on the first Friday of each month. This is the twelfth one. The club thanks members of Cambridge Inner Wheel for their continued support
more Everyone wins! Visiting Cambridge December 2012? Use our cut-price central car parks while you shop etc and all the money will go to local/international charities -The Vet School Trust,Winter Comfort,CAMPOD,Rotary charities - sites courtesy of Camb Univ.
more Everyone wins! Visiting Cambridge December 2012? Use our cut-price central car parks while you shop etc and all the money will go to local/international charities -The Vet School Trust,Winter Comfort,CAMPOD,Rotary charities - sites courtesy of Camb Univ.
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