Fundraising

Fundraising - Events

Current fundraising initiatives

Stamp Collection:

Stamp collection: Since the start of this project, D9810 has raised the following, which has been spent on a variety of world service projects:

DISTRICT  STAMP FUND ACCOUNTS

( just to show how valuable is your rubbish !! )

1991/1992      $431.00-----  a Perkins Brailler for a blind 4yr old.

1992/1993      $781.00------ a lycra suit for a child with cerebral palsy      

1993/1994      $2326.00-----polio

1994/1995      $3698.00-----polio

1995/1996      $2249.50 ----polio plus

1996/1997      $2876.10-----polio plus

1997/1998      $2165.00-----a mine detector for Cambodia   

1998/1999      $1081.80-----polio plus

1999/2000      $1551.50-----polio plus

2000/2001      $2785.00-----polio plus

2001/2002     $2548.00----- polio plus

2002/2003      $2641.50-----Sight for Sore Eyes – occular implants for Nepal.

2003/2004      $3746.00-----Funding for Literacy programmes

2004/2005      $4972.00-----R.A.M.–netted 4 complete villages against malaria.

2005/2006      $7000.00-----Wheelchairs for Kids

2006/2007      $3000.00 ----2 yr program = 100 wheelchairs purchased.

2007/2008      $5008.00----Plumpy Nuts for Darfur (nutritional aid                      

2008/2009      $5105.00-----polio eradication

2009/2010      $5206.80-----Sight for Sore Eyes – Fred Hollows – (208 eyes)  

2010/2011      $5287.00----   -Sight for Sore Eyes – Fred Hollows – (211 eyes)

2011/2012                                          Bio Sand Filters  see below

 

Total monies raised to date through used stamp sales: $64,459.20 (30/06/11)

So many people in our world today lack clean drinking water, leading to disease & possible death.

A CHILD DIES EVERY 15 SECONDS FROM WATER BOURNE DISEASES.

 

BIO SAND FILTERS

cost $50.00, last 10 years, have no moving parts & weigh just over 3kg when empty.

They operate by gravity therefore no electricity is needed.

This simple project does literally save lives.

 

Ongoing Wine orders:

Wine orders. Funds raised go to local community projects. We can offer you excellent wine at excellent prices please see our Wine Offer form.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM PREVIOUS YEARS

RC Hampton Corporate Golf Day:

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"Stunning venue for the 2010 Hampton Corporate Cup - Southern Golf Club"

Our 3rd Corporate Cup Challenge Golf Day was held on November 15th 2010, again raising funds for Gordoncare - Helping Kids in Crisis.

Silver Hook Award:

Annual Trivia night with funds going to local community projects.

Farmers' Market at Chelsea

About 3-4 times a year. members of the Club assist in the running of RC Chelsea's monthly market. We man the entrance gates and the car parks from 6.30 a.m. till 12.30  on the 1st Saturday of the month. This earns us a percentage of the take, which is then distributed to local community projects.

On October 3rd, due to the recent tragic Samoan tsunami, and the Indonesian earth quakes, buckets were also rattled to raise funds for Shelterboxes, which provide shelter for those in desparate need. Approximately $2250.00 were raised, buying 2+ Shelterboxes.

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Theatre nights:

'On Golden Ponds" on May 25th 2011, Brighton Town Hall Theatre. Funds raised went to the Mobi Chair Project.

'Breaking Legs' by Tom Dulack, on 19th August 2009, Brighton Town Hall Theatre. Funds raised: 50% to Kichijo Orphanage Tanzania, 50% to local community projects.

AUUSTRALIA - THE MOVIE This opening film night in 2008 at the Dendy Theatre, Brighton was a great success, raising enough money to buy one Shelter box of a cost of $1200.00, and further funds towards another box and for other Rotary Club of Hampton community projects.

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INAUGURAL GOLF DAY NOVEMBER 28, 2008

Hampton was thrilled to be able to donate $22310.00 to TLC for KIDS. This organisation does a much needed job of helping seriously ill children.

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'One Day' big band night - 5th of September 2008

Held at St.Leonard's College to raise awareness of the Oak Tree Foundation a youth run aid and development organisation aimed at helping youth.

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Bayside Open Homes and Gardens

This was a chance to see behind the doors and walls of some of our local most spectacular homes. The club, in conjunction with Firbank Grammar School, ran a delightful afternoon with viewing available in 6 houses. The event raised funds for our indigenous scholarships and other community projects of the club.

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Dinners - Big Talkers and Bow Ties

Some of our most memorable evenings have been our fundraising dinners. RC Hampton have organised many occasions - from dinners and dancing with a twist to dinners with high profile serious speakers.

These events have given us the opportunity to raise funds for designated projects. We rely on our community for support. If you would like to know when our next function is planned, please contact the club.

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The Hampton Street Spring Fashion Parade:

The Hampton Street Spring Fashion Parade Spring fashions were all the go in September at our fabulous annual fashion parade. Hampton traders - both the fashion retailers and beyond - supported this event. It was always a very entertaining evening at the St Leonard's Hall.

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