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Soroptimist International - Kings Lynn

Soroptimist International of Kings Lynn is part of a worldwide organisation of women, which is linked to the United Nations.

Welcome to SI King’s Lynn

We are an active club with around 30 members.

Our meetings are held generally on the first and third Monday in the month as detailed on the programme page at Marriott’s Warehouse, South Quay, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 5DT. Meetings are currently suspended in line with guidance around COVID19 and will resume as soon as it is safe to do so.

The evening on the first Monday of the month starts at 6.15pm for those who wish to have supper with the meeting commencing at 7.30pm.

On Monday 20th April 2020, we held our 45th Annual General Meeting via an online Zoom meeting, with members providing updates on the past year’s work and our new President Julie welcoming us all to the new year.

                   

About our club

During the past year, the club raised funds from various events including our well-established literary lunch, and reprised its success with another International Women’s Day event Women Aloud in the year.

Money has been raised to pay for three UNICEF Schools in a Box and to make donations to the King’s Lynn Food Bank, King’s Lynn Winter Night Shelter, and Pandora Project.

The club programme action (project) activities had been wide ranging from holding an event Women Aloud in St Nicholas Chapel for International Women’s Day, assisting with English lessons for migrant workers and collections for the local Food Bank, to name just a few activities.  Our club continues to attract new members who bring with them fresh ideas and enthusiasm.

Our club continues to attract new members who bring with them fresh ideas and enthusiasm.

In addition to the monthly meetings we hold numerous events during the year, some of which are included on the events pages as well as being shown on the programme page.

Non-members are welcome to attend, by arrangement.

For more details on the history and background to the club – SIKL History leaflet 2019

Views from our club