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Branch Meetings

The Branch meetings occur on the 3rd Thursday of every month, at St Marks Community Centre, Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham GL51 8DT at 8pm.

 

All members are welcome to attend - Coffee, tea and biscuits provided.

 

For more information please call Zenna Leech on 01242 694213.

 


Knit One, Pearl One!

 

SCBUIf you’re a dab hand with the knitting needles, perhaps you’d help us by knitting some premature baby clothes for local maternity units – bootees, hats etc – some patterns are available to borrow if needed. For more information please call Zenna Leech on 01242 694213.

 

APPEAL FOR WOOL

If you have any spare balls of 3 or 4 ply baby wool, please let us know – we would be very grateful to receive any donations.

 


Stampede

hAND STAMPSEach year we raise money for Save the Children (Charity No. 213890) by collecting used postage stamps. 

 

 If you think can help by sending us yours we would be delighted - Please telephone John Leech on 01242 694213.

 


The Floods of 2007

FloodsI was delighted to present a Certificate of Recognition to Zenna & John Leech to show our appreciation for all their hard work on behalf of Foresters during July & August last year when Gloucestershire was so badly affected by flooding. 

 

They provided much needed help and comfort to the many members who were involved, taking cleaning materials and food vouchers to help alleviate the situation.

 

Thank you for showing our members the true value of being a Forester.

 

Alan Pettitt, Branch President

 


Branch Charity

LeckhamptonOur nominated charity for 2008 is the Leckhampton Court run by the Sue Ryder Foundation (Registered Charity number 1052076).

 

Leckhampton Court operates as a Hospice caring for those people who may have cancer, HIV/AIDS or other conditions requiring palliative care.

 

The Sue Ryder Foundation acquired the 14th Century house and grounds in 1977, and the beautiful building with its years of history and exceptionally tranquil and dignified air is now offering a home to many local people.

 

Care is available free of charge to all, regardless of religion, culture or social background.

 


 

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