Review of the year to 30th June 2025

See how we raised funds and donated them

How New Malden Rotary raised money for their Trust Fund.

	%
Donations by members of New Malden Rotary	3

Fund raising events:
Christmas street and tree collections	39
Golf Day competition	15
Race Night	12
Macmillan Quiz	10
New Malden Methodist Church coffee mornings	3

Other sources:
Government gift aid on charitable donations received	12
John Lewis grant	5
Malden Fortnight funds	1

Total Funds Raised (£20,957)	100

Explore how the Trust Fund used the money raised

	Donations %
Rotary Eradicate Polio Fund	17
Rotary Foundation of the UK	6
Total Financial Support for Rotary Funds	23

Macmillan Cancer Support	13
High Street tree and Christmas lights maintenance	7
Voices of Hope Charity’s Brite Box project	6
Kingston Mayor’s Charity	3
Kingston Chamber of Commerce best charity/social enterprise competition	2
Hanging baskets in New Malden High Street (Note 1)	2
Surbiton Club for the Blind	2
Stripey Stork Charity	2
Kingston and Malden Scout and Guide Band	1
Total Financial Support for the Community	38

Funding two RYLA candidates	6
Coombe Girls School music competition	3
Voyager ESU Scouts	2
Kingston Borough schools art competition	1
Kingston and Malden Scout and Guide Band	1
Guide Association London and South East	1
Corpus Christi School Summer Fair	1
Total Financial Support for Local Youth	14

Shelterbox Trust	5
Myanmar food aid and earthquake relief	5
Sand Dams water aid	3
Aquabox water aid for Ukraine	3
Rotary relief programme for the 2024 Valencia floods	3
Lifeline Express	2
The Rotary Barrel Trust	2
Global Sight Solutions Charity	2
Total Financial Support for International	25

Total Donations (£15,610)	100

Note 1. The New Malden Rotary Club administered a further equivalent 9% for hanging baskets.

Note 2. In addition to the above, four members of New Malden Rotary serve the community through the New Malden Town Centre Partnership CIC, which organises events on Jubilee Square, other members and supporters provide interview training to pupils of Richard Challoner School, and one member supports environmental initiatives in the borough.