Chester-le-Street Rotary Club
Charity and community support through networking, fundraising and social dinners/events.
On behalf of the Rotary Club of Chester le Street I would like to thank JAK HQ and especially Val, for their skill and professionalism over the years. Recently this has culminated in helping to spread the importance of our campaign to End Polio Now to the local community. A big thank you, from John Stewart (President).
Everywhere I go I stumble upon Rotary meetings.
A massive thank you, from all that attended today, to Honorary Chester-le-Street Rotary member, Lord Joicey, for his fantastic hospitality today.
The Ford & Etal Estates are a fantastic place to visit and obviously under very knowledgeable and dedicated management. 👏👏
Presentations to Lord Joicey in the absolutely stunning Lady Waterford Hall.
A lovely sunny evening and great food at Colman's Seafood Temple this evening.
Dav, Adele and Kit accepting their new membership certificates from Pres. John Stewart.
A few more pictures from our Charitable Burns Night, on Thursday.
What a cracking job this man did tonight for our Burn's Night.
President John Stewart welcoming our newest member Dav Kumar to Chester-le-Street Rotary Club, last Friday.
Which Local Charities do we support?
The Chester-le-Street Rotary Club supports 4 charities locally:-
Feeding Families: https://www.facebook.com/UKfeedingfamilies/?modal=admin_todo_tour
Cystic Fibrosis: https://www.cysticfibrosis.org.uk/
Parkinsons: https://www.facebook.com/parkinsonsuk
YC Durham: https://www.facebook.com/ycdurham
We also support the James Etherington Awards for young musicians. https://www.thejamesetheringtonaward.org/
This year we also made a small contribution to Hope Charity who help the homeless and hope to support them further in the future.
https://www.facebook.com/supportingourhomeless.
HOPE Charity When all else fails, you'll always have HOPE
Don't miss the new movie 'One life' starring Sir Anthony Hopkins, about Rotarian Sir Nicholas Winton, who is recorded as saving the lives of 669 children from N**i Germany.
Tickets for the Charity Burns Night at the The Lambton Worm now available from Chester-le-Street Rotary Club.
£20 per person including a 3 course meal on Thursday 25th January. Tickets are going fast.
It was lovely to see Jo Laight today at The Hope Charity in Chester-le-Street today.
I was also glad to present a cheque for £150 on behalf of Chester-le-Street Rotary Club from the profit from the Club's Christmas Message meal on Friday, at the Lambton Worm.
No-one needs help more than the homeless at this time of year.
A lovely time appeared to be had by all, for the Christmas message and the food was fantastic.
We also raised £150 plus for homeless charity Hope NE.
Lewis Miley turned on the Xmas lights at the QE Hospital last night, which were paid for jointly by Chester-le-Street and Birtley Rotary Clubs.
Pleasant sunshine for Remembrance Sunday in Chester-le-Street.
A big thank you to Morpeth Rotary for their excellent hospitality tonight.
Left to right Freda, John, Dhanush (Speaker), Brian, Julie (Morpeth Rotary Pres.), Jim, Linda, Edna, Phyllis and Len.
The Rotary Club of Chester-le-Street, County Durham UK, was founded on 20th October 1927. It is part of a world-wide organisation of business and professional people and community leaders pledged to serve our communities, locally, nationally and internationally. We promote the highest ethical standards in all areas of working life and work for peace and good-will worldwide, and we have fun doing so!
We are seeking new members to join with us in our Club's charitable projects and join in our social activities.
If you are interested or have any comments or questions, please do not hesitate to: Contact us: [email protected]
Jim Lawrence presenting a £1,000 cheque Pat Kirkbride for Cystic Fibrosis
Coming Soon: The Wedding Singer.
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