Thanks to the amazing plug plants courtesy Andrea and Bordon Nurseries, and a brilliant turnout by Club members we sold over 7,000 plants to the general public and raised over £630 towards HOOP and our Well Being fund for the Womens Refuge. Thank you to the Kenilworth Lions
We teamed up with Kenilworth Lions to help us with Joan’s garden. She loves her little patch and was very sad when her wooden table collapsed. Thankfully Lions came to our rescue and kindly donated a very smart outdoor table for her to
This month we heard from Alex about her work as a trustee for the Field Lane charity, originally one of the ‘Ragged Schools’ in the 1800’s and based in the South of the UK. They work to support adults with learning disabilities, vulnerable families
Eight members of SI Kenilworth joined fellow Soroptimists from Midland Arden Region as delegates of the 52nd SIGBI Conference in Killarney C0.Kerry on the weekend of the 19 May 2018. A warm Irish welcome was received. The Conference theme was empathy and the Guest speakers
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Andrea made everyone very welcome to gracious living in her new home. A happy time was had by all. Tasty refreshments were much appreciated. Proceeds from plug plant sales will go to the Women’s Refuge Wellbeing Fund.
We were delighted to hear a talk from Bethany Ellis, a Warwickshire Sea Scout talk to us about the rigorous application and selection process she has recently undertaken to secure a place at The World Scout Jamboree being held in Virginia USA in 2019. Bethany
Outgoing President Sharon happily hands over the regalia to incoming President Anita
Our new President started her year in top gear by taking part in the Women vs Cancer Ride the Night event. She and her team cycled 100k, that’s over 60 miles to you and me, and raised over £5,000 to raise funds to women’s cancers.
We listened to Helene Heath, an incredibly good speaker from Prevent, the Government programme to protect children and young people from radicalisation. We were shocked to learn how much goes on in Warwickshire but it was good to know how the authorities are dealing with
