COMMUNITY SERVICES

We are keen to support local community based charities in whatever way we can.

Dust extractor provided for the workshop of the Knighton Community Support Group

The Rotary Club of Knighton and District is very keen to support local charities and projects in both Knighton, Presteigne and all areas in between.

The majority of our fund raising activities are in support of such projects and charities and we aim to get support from the local people for such events.

We also hope to increase awareness of what our Rotary Club aims to do for the community.

We hope, in addition, that the more we do, the more people may be interested in being part of the Club and want to give something to those in need.

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Random Acts Of Kindness Day

more We were in Knighton at the Co-op, and elsewhere, doing Random Acts Of Kindness, so people kept an eye out for us! With the support of the Co-op and the Flower Box in Knighton

Tea and Natter - combatting loneliness

more This was the sixth of our monthly events for those alone in our communities and was held in the St Edwards Church Hall in Church Street, Knighton.....

Tea and Natter - combatting loneliness

more This was the third of our monthly events for those alone in our communities and was held in the St Edwards Church Hall in Church Street, Knighton.....

WE HELD THE FIRST OF A MONTHLY EVENT TO COMBAT LONELINESS

more This was held in the St Edwards Church Hall in Church Street, Knighton and was a qualified success.

Knighton show and carnival

more We Had a stall at this local show which gave us a presence here....

Christmas collage of Knighton Rotary community support

Christmas support for our communities

more Christmas trees, cakes, meals and a collection for charity in December 2021

President Margaret Thorp and Helen Anderson with Christmas Hampers 3.12.21

We donate Christmas Hampers to the local Food Bank

more We donate ten Christmas hampers to the Knighton & East Radnor Food Bank

We donate to our local foodbank during COVID-19 difficulties

more During this critical time for many families, we have donated £500 to our local food bank along with another generous donation by another Rotary member....

We pay tribute to local character Roger Bright

more Roger supported our Rotary Club - this tribute is written by close friend and Rotary member Roy Williams

Thank you and update from Knighton Food Bank

more This letter outlines the philosophy and reason that we need a food bank in East Radnor. An important read!

WE'RE IN THE PAPERS!

more You can see scanned copies of the promotion we are getting in the press......

Presteigne Community Fair

more We were proud to be part of this community event in Presteigne

Our second Tea Dance and afternoon tea for the community

more This is a free event was held at the St Edwards Church Hall in Knighton. Please spread the word for next month September 10th! Contact Cathy Jones 01568 770808 or Chris Price 01544 267898

We support Knighton Food Bank with Ludlow RC

more Today we presented a cheque for £1000 to the Knighton Food Bank with the support of the Ludlow Rotary Club. See the newspaper article on this special event on our "Latest News page" under "Newspaper Articles 2014"

Presents for the elderly

more Santa came to the lunch put on for the elderly at the Methodist Church in Knighton....

Tuffins Supermarket support us through their MADL charity

more Tuffins raise money for charity through their "Making a Difference Locally" programme and kindly donated £100 towards our charitable efforts in the local community.

President Patrick presenting our donation to Ian Owen

Dinner and First Responders speaker at the Baron

more Tonight we welcomed Ian Owen from the Bucknell FIrst Responders to speak to us, as well as Ms Gaye Edwards from the Leintwardine CFR and Chris Sansom from the Midlands ambulance.

Cath at the Rotary stall promoting our charity fashion show....

We support the Knighton Community Support coffee morning

more We were kindly invited to have a Rotary stall at this busy event at the Knighton Community Centre....

President Patrick and Job Club organiser Nick Caven

We support the Presteigne Job Club

more Launched earlier this year the first Job Club course has already helped and equipped four local people into either paid or voluntary work.

WE DONATE TO PRESTEIGNE & NORTON COMMUNITY SUPPORT

more The money will help train volunteers to PAT test electrical equipment.

We donate French Dictionaries....

more to children from Presteigne Primary School to support their education about other countries.

We support the Knighton Food Bank

more After a pleasant meal we were proud to donate £500 to this worthwhile charity.

Member Patrick Smith presenting Gordon Ames a cheque for £500

We support PCNSG community warehouse

more The Presteigne and Norton Community Support has established new furniture recycling warehouse to offer support to their local community.

Rotary Christmas tree

more Our tree at St Edwards Church Tree Festival.....

Cheque presentation to the Raffles Group charity

more Club member Patrick Smith presented a cheque for £200 to the group to help with the costs involved in providing support for a group of people suffering mental and health problems.

Dictionary presentation at Knighton PS

more We are supporting the Knighton and District Twinning association's visit to Varades with 22 students from the Knighton Primary School in the form of Junior French Dictionaries donated to each student.

Knighton Community Centre support

more We fund an extractor fan for the Support Groups Furniture Barn in Knighton.

Village of the Year Competition

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Visit to Annan Rotary Club

Womaston School Hall

Hereford Food Show Feedback

Dorothy's Poem

District Quiz Zone semi final

Service Projects request

Rotary Club supports LEG club

more Last Wednesday incoming President Cathy Jones presented District Nurse Debbie Evans with a cheque for £400 in support of the nurses LEG club based in Knighton.