Donations to Local Charities
this Rotary year 2021-2022
Music Bursary £285
Kids out - child refuges £500
NEDDC Ashgate Hospice Appeal £1,000
Derbyshire Stroke & Nuero Therapy Centre £1,000
Ashgate Hospice £1,000
Food Banks £500
Royal British Legion ££1,000
All Saints Church £50
Stand Road Bowling Club £50
Deer Park School Planters £566
Pleasley Colliery Museum £50
Asthma UK £100
Sight Support Derbyshire £500
Bluebell Wood Childrens Hospice £500
this Rotary year 2021-2022
Music Bursary £285
Kids out - child refuges £500
NEDDC Ashgate Hospice Appeal £1,000
Derbyshire Stroke & Nuero Therapy Centre £1,000
Ashgate Hospice £1,000
Food Banks £500
Royal British Legion ££1,000
All Saints Church £50
Stand Road Bowling Club £50
Deer Park School Planters £566
Pleasley Colliery Museum £50
Asthma UK £100
Sight Support Derbyshire £500
Bluebell Wood Childrens Hospice £500
Donations to International Charities
this Rotary year 2021-2022
Foundation UK £2,870
India School Project £300
India Disaster Appeal £50
Aquaid Lifeline £50 + £600
Mercy Ships £500
Aquabox £500
Shelter Box £500
Shelter Box Ukraine Appeal - March 2022 £1,230
Polio Plus £500
Cherbobly Childrens Lifeline £250
Much needed hoist to be bought with £1,000 given to Derbyshire Stroke Centre.
Purple Crocuses for Polio in Bloom!
PP Clive Robbins PHF, sent in this very welcome email from Simon Beardall, Headteacher at, Deer Park Primary School who said: Can I take this opportunity on behalf of the children and staff of Deer Park Primary School to thank you for your donation, it really looks fantastic out there and I am in the very privileged position of viewing the results on a daily basis.
PP Clive Robbins PHF, sent in this very welcome email from Simon Beardall, Headteacher at, Deer Park Primary School who said: Can I take this opportunity on behalf of the children and staff of Deer Park Primary School to thank you for your donation, it really looks fantastic out there and I am in the very privileged position of viewing the results on a daily basis.
ROTARY + LOCAL BUSINESS IS DRIVING FORCE BEHIND MASSIVE NEW FOODBANK SUPPORT
A regional Rotary (District 1220) foodbank delivery scheme is up and running, delivering one hundred and fifty thousand food items to people in need in the next eight weeks across South Yorkshire and the East Midlands. Driven by Rotarians and the drive and generosity of East Midlands Chamber member - international haulage firm Taylors Transport.
Explains Rotary’s co-ordinator John Cavey: “We could see a huge and growing need for foodbanks and we in Rotary are committed to helping meet that need.
From our own charity funds, we have already allocated £35,000 to buy goods wholesale. Our plan is to extend that with another £60,000 by the end of July.
By then we hope many more businesses will see the benefit in what we are doing for some of the country’s most needy and become supporters of the scheme.”
Without warehousing and an effective distribution network, Rotary4foodbanks would not be able to operate on the scale that is needed to meet that growing demand. That’s where local businessman and long-time Rotarian, Alan Taylor, stepped in setting aside warehouse space and delivery vehicles. "Why wouldn’t you help when you see people in need?” Alan says. “Even though we work internationally we have always been rooted in the East Midlands and it is only right to give back to the community in which you are based. It is a philosophy which runs right through to the heart of the business.”
John Cavey said, “We are relying on the generosity of the public, Rotary Clubs, and businesses like Alan’s, to see us through.”
Anyone wanting to help in the programme - or foodbanks requiring Rotary4foodbanks - support can contact John Cavey at rotaryfoundation1220@gmail.com or Tel: 07855 299443
Rotary4Foodbanks
Rotary4Foodbanks - This featured on ITV news.
To make a charitable donation to Chesterfield Scarsdale Rotary please follow the PayPal link, below. We will pass on any donations received either to Foodbanks or to our club's chosen charity beneficiaries. Please send us an email if you wish to let us know how you would wish us to allocate your donation. Many thanks in advance.
Purple for Polio
Spring 2018 - Crocus bulbs in bloom outside of Ashgate Hospice
The photograph shows the Crooked Spire in Chesterfield illuminated in purple, on 24 October 2018, World Polio Day.
Saint Thomas' Church on Chatsworth Road and the St Johns Ambulance Building on Derby Road, were also lit up in purple. Thanks to the churches, the St Johns and all who helped over the 3 days.
Saint Thomas' Church on Chatsworth Road and the St Johns Ambulance Building on Derby Road, were also lit up in purple. Thanks to the churches, the St Johns and all who helped over the 3 days.
