Was a small but mighty group that joined the Pink Ribbon Walk to help Breast Cancer Awareness over the weekend. Was a little touch & go on whether it would be on, but thankfully with Auckland getting the all clear off we headed.
For a small club, we had great numbers riding the Polio train on Friday labour weekend day.......... Steve & Edith did the major work (so they should in their DGE role....lol....) but I managed to hop on at Remuera, head out as far as Pukekohe & then back to Remuera to pick up car & then spend 2 hours getting home........ Not sure if I would park in town again, as long weekend traffic was out of this world........ Was a fun afternoon never the less.......
So proud that our "Rotary Babies" as we call them are representing New Zealand in quite a unique way.......
At District Changeover, our small but mighty club was awarded the Bill & Lorna Boyd Trophy, for the Highest per capita giving for the year. As a club we give a great amount, but we also have a few club members boosting this with personal giving. I am proud to say I gave quite a bit extra in the past year, as one of our favourite & long standing family friend past away & gave my brother & I some extra $. So in both Hans & Ulla Gunn's memory, I gave some extra to put me as a major donor L1, in their memory. This I asked to be given to Annual Giving, so was super proud to accept this trophy on behalf of the club.
Only 4 hours, just a walk in the park.............
In the team so far - Elaine, Glynis, Fiona, Leanne, Kerry - lets go team. Invite family and friends to join our Rotary Manukau Sunrise team support the Cancer Society.
