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Handing over the filled Shoeboxes to Paul at Internation Aid Trust’s warehouse.
Once again, the Club and its friends deliver happiness in a Rotary Shoebox.
During November and early December, Shoeboxes were donated to the club for onward transportation to the International Aid Trust warehouse in Preston.
The boxes will be heading out to Eastern Europe- Romania, Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus.
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The collection made by Causeway Green Primary School of Oldbury. Minion included!
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Grandad’s little helper- Dylan- helping Peter to fill the last few Shoeboxes at Bethel Christian Fellowship.
The Royal School in Wolverhampton, Causeway Green Primary School in Oldbury, Bethel Christian Fellowship and The Rotary Club of Wolverhampton’s members and friends donated a wonderful total of 157 boxes.
The boxes are filled not only with items for children and teenagers, but also household goods for families in need.
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Peter and Dennis Simpson of Bethel Christian Fellowship.
The scheme really does bring benefits to very many people and we certainly thank everyone who contributed.
Mike Boyce
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Foreman for the day- Dylan Boyce salutes his fine work in stacking many boxes.