INNER WHEEL
The Inner Wheel Club of York
Established 1934
Meetings on the last Monday in the month at 12.00 for 12.30 pm for Lunch followed by meeting
at
Fewster Way, Fishergate York YO10 4FD
tel 01904 611660
There is no meeting in August
Presidents
Linda Lacy and Rosemary Cranidge
E: iwpresident@yorkrotary.co.uk
Secretary
Janine Jackson
E: iwsecretary@yorkrotary.co.uk
OCTOBER 2023 NEWS. Theme “Shine a light”
The Inner Wheel Club is in it’s 89th year and it still shines through. Thank you to the ladies of York IW Club for filling 30 shoe boxes for international causes / distribution. (Going to Eastern Europe including Ukraine.)
We collected over 100 pairs of knickers, numerous knitted goods from blankets, jumpers, hats and of course the sweet hand knitted teddies.
We are sure each and every item will be appreciated by whoever receives them.
Our ISO works so hard collecting all the items and delivering them to a central collecting point at St Chads in Leeds …. Thank you, Paddy.
Linda Lacy
AUGUST 23 NEWS
On Sunday 20th August, Four Inner Wheel members, helped support Rotary Tree Partnership on the 4th Anniversary of the tree planting project at the Haxby Road site.
Over 22 families and friends came to tend/ find their trees planted 2018/19. Enjoying a picnic in the wooded area on the banks of the River Foss, on a glorious hot sunny afternoon (despite it being the World Cup Women’s football final)
This is another example of Rotary / Inner Wheel working together in the community, to make a difference to the local environment.,
(With thanks to Celia Impey, Helen Porter, Janine Jackson, Linda Lacy)
JULY 23 NEWS
York Inner Wheel Club helped to bake for and staff the tea tent at York Rotary Dragon boat challenge, the tea tent was a fantastic addition to the event and it raised £1,200, an excellent result. York Rotary are very grateful for the help from Inner Wheel.
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APRIL 23 NEWS
York Inner Wheel Club has donated £500 to the York Foodbank. They wished to support the volunteers who help provide food for local families who are struggling financially.
DECEMBER 22 NEWS
At our December meeting we were joyfully entertained by Steve Cassidy and the children from St George’s RC Junior School.
The members have been collecting socks and are pictured holding a collection of over 200 socks which were donated to CareCent, a breakfast club for all homeless, unemployed or otherwise excluded members of our community.
Chocolates and biscuits were donated to the foodbank for Christmas, President Rosemary and Secretary Janine are pictured with some of these.
Choose2Youth
An update from
Linda Lacy
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