Morpeth Rotary raises £10,000 for local causes through community fundraising

Morpeth Rotary Club have celebrated raising £10,000 for local causes.

Thanks to various fundraising events, Morpeth Rotary have supported a range of good causes in the local community.

Morpeth Rotary presenting a cheque to the RNLI.placeholder image
Morpeth Rotary presenting a cheque to the RNLI.

These include: the RNLI, Ellington Colliery Brass Band, Barnabas Safe and Sound, the Dransfield Foundation, Shelterbox and Cape Alliance.

In a post to Facebook, the volunteers wrote: “Delighted to announce, thanks to your generosity from the Tree of Light and other fundraising events, Morpeth Rotary were able to donate £10,000 to good causes in April.”

At their latest business meeting, president Claire Brind, along with rotary members Rhona Dunn and Colin Dyson, handed a cheque of £2,200 to the RNLI, £1,200 to Ellington Colliery Brass Band and £2,200 to Ellington Colliery Brass Band.

They added: "Thank you to everyone for your generosity and support.”

The Morpeth Rotary Club is a local not-for-profit organisation that raises money and provides volunteer support for charities and community projects in the local area and worldwide.

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