Christmas Collection Cheque Presentation
Published by Nonsuch Rotary on January 10, 2009 at 10:07 am.
Following Nonsuch Rotary’s latest Christmas collection five charities received cheques from the Club at a special dinner meeting on 7th January.
The five charities supported were Family Focus, Friends of the Elderly, Linden Bridge School, MERU and Help for Heros. The first four charities were represented at the event and received their cheque from Patsy Payne, Editor of the Sutton and Epsom editions of The Post, our local newspaper.
Introducing the guests, Tony Ensom said, 'These occasions, when money so generously given at Christmas is distributed to a number of charitable organisations set up to help others, are always highlights of Nonsuch Rotary Club's year.'
Each charity gave a brief presentation about their work and what the Club’s donation would be used for.
The photograph shows, from left to right, Paul Jensen, Family Focus; Ronwen Smith, Linden Bridge School; Mark Wilson, Friends of the Elderly; Susan Brompton, MERU; and Marisse Gliddon, Friends of the Elderly.
The five charities supported were Family Focus, Friends of the Elderly, Linden Bridge School, MERU and Help for Heros. The first four charities were represented at the event and received their cheque from Patsy Payne, Editor of the Sutton and Epsom editions of The Post, our local newspaper.
Introducing the guests, Tony Ensom said, 'These occasions, when money so generously given at Christmas is distributed to a number of charitable organisations set up to help others, are always highlights of Nonsuch Rotary Club's year.'
Each charity gave a brief presentation about their work and what the Club’s donation would be used for.
The photograph shows, from left to right, Paul Jensen, Family Focus; Ronwen Smith, Linden Bridge School; Mark Wilson, Friends of the Elderly; Susan Brompton, MERU; and Marisse Gliddon, Friends of the Elderly.
