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The Rotary Club of Rushcliffe seeks volunteers to help with Christmas collections

The Rotary Club of Rushcliffe are seeking volunteers to help them with their Christmas Santa Collection this year.

The club said:

The collection has been running for over forty years, and has raised well over one hundred thousand pounds to help both local and international charities. Collecting with Santa is a wonderful experience that brings help to many people.

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This year, we are restarting our door to door collections which have been missing for the last 2 years because of covid.

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Would you like to help us?

Our first principal charities this year will be CRY ( Cardiac Risk in the Young)    (cry@c-r-y.org.uk  )  raising money to screen the hearts of young people to help prevent Sudden Cardiac Arrest Syndrome.. Our second charity is the Ash Lea School (https://www.ashlea.notts.sch.uk/ ), a community special school for 3-18 year olds with learning difficulties. Both these Charities will be using money raised within Rushcliffe.

Local food banks, sports groups, Aquabox ( https://aquabox.org/ ) and many other Rotary approved charities will also benefit.

 

We will be making door to door collections in the following areas:

1 December :  Start & Finish  Ellesmere Road

5 December:   Start Rutland Rd Shops Finish Poppy & Pint

6 December:   Start Rutland Rd Shops Finish Poppy & Pint

8 December:    Start and Finish Leahurst Rd

22 December:  Edwalton New Estates

The collections last about two and half hours and involve around 5 miles walking.

 

Static Collections:

Notcutts Garden Centre:

December 3rd, 4th, 10th,11th, 17th, 18th. 10am-4pm 2 hr Shifts

Morrisons,Gamston:

 2nd,9th. 14th, 23rd 4pm-8pm  2hr Shifts

If you feel able to help, or require further information, please contact Dennis Jones at  rushclifferotary@gmail.com.

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