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Members from our club with the help of a member from the Bathhampton WI club have made these beautiful knitted bunnies for the Women and Girls charity supporting period poverty in India. These little gems will be sold to raise money to provide sanitary wear. One bunny will provide sanitary wear for one girl for at least a year. Member Diane presenting Kathryn, Founder of Women and Girls charity with the fluffle!
The first lot of gift donations have been given to the Salvation Army in Bath ready to be dispersed to the relevant recipients at Christmas time. There will be more on its way in the coming weeks.
More blogs from #soroptimistvirtual2020 now on the website http://sigbi.org/belfast2020 Thank you to our amazing #Soroptimist blogging team:
Dr Alison Gardner – blog by Soma Dasgupta
Programme Action Best Practice Awards – blog by Rita Leaman
Jane Garvey – blog by Jane Slatter
Club member Diane heard that one of her yoginis Clare Bolden was self isolating and had decided to make face masks in aid of her chosen charity LupusUK. Diane decided to support her by giving free yoga classes online in return for donations towards Clare’s charity. Over £265 was raised.