We had glorious sunshine for the garden party. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon in Joyce's beautiful garden. Tea and scones were served whilst the Salvation Army Band played. It was a very relaxing, social event and also a successful fundraising event in aid of the Salvation Army, Rhyl - £954.38 raised to date with more expected from sales on Vintage and Marketplace. We had various stalls selling jigsaws, books, golf wear, a tombola, bric a brac, plants, cakes. There was also 'guess the weight of the cake' and 'guess how many sweets in the jar' as well as the inevitable raffle! A thoroughly enjoyable and successful day 

“Bring Back the Bees”  -   Environment and Education A project to raise awareness of the significant role that bees play in our everyday lives The Project was launched over 10 years ago and we have visited schools across the counties of Flintshire, Denbighshire and Conwy. The purpose was to communicate the important role that bees play in our everyday life, through a variety of workshops, including honey tasting, candle making and worksheets. A wide range of books and learning materials about bees were given to each school so that the teachers can continue to use them in the classroom. Well over 1,200 children have been made more aware of the importance of bees. The “Bee” team have worked hard to promote sustainability of the environment and educate children that without bees much of the produce and food we enjoy would not be obtainable. We have

The Centenary Fun Walk evolved from an idea originally proposed by Soroptimist International Chester to celebrate 100 years of Soroptimism.  The walk took place in September 2021 and it was decided that all 3 parts of the Region, Cheshire, North Wales and the Wirral, would be offered the opportunity of taking part in a walk of 100 miles+ which would culminate at Llandudno.  It was designed as an inclusive fun event to involve members, family and friends.  Collectively, members of SI Rhyl & District walked a total of 86 miles along sections of the North Wales Coastal Path.

"Contact the Elderly" is a national charity solely dedicated to tackling loneliness and social isolation among older people. Many are over 75, who live with little or no social support. Members have helped out by providing afternoon teas.