The Rotary Club of Crawley commemorated its 70th anniversary with a celebratory dinner that brought together community leaders, members, and friends.
The event, graced by the presence of Crawley’s Mayor, Cllr Jilly Hart, highlighted the club’s significant contributions to the community and underscored the importance of collective giving.
Mayor Jilly Hart took the stage to express her congratulations to the Rotary Club of Crawley, acknowledging the club’s impactful work within the community. She lauded the numerous charities the club supports and praised its dedication to making a positive difference in Crawley. Her words resonated with the spirit of the evening, emphasizing the vital role service organizations play in fostering community welfare.
Bolaji Odunuga, the President of the Rotary Club of Crawley, also addressed the audience, extending an invitation to the community to join and bolster the club’s membership. In her remarks, she underlined the significance of giving back to the community and articulated the reasons why individuals should consider becoming part of the Rotary Club of Crawley. The call for increased membership echoed the club’s commitment to expanding its impact and outreach in the years to come.
Adding a festive touch to the anniversary celebration, the Rotary Club of Crawley organized a Christmas fundraising event dedicated to supporting St Catherine’s Hospice in Crawley. The fundraising initiative showcased a blend of merriment and generosity, featuring music, drinks, food, games, and more.
The Christmas fundraising event, with its array of entertainment and charitable focus, demonstrated the Rotary Club of Crawley’s commitment to addressing local needs and contributing to the welfare of the community. Such initiatives not only encapsulate the ethos of Rotary but also serve as a reminder of the positive impact that can be achieved through collective action.
The Rotary Club of Crawley’s dinner night was a celebration of 70 years of service. This milestone celebration signifies not only a rich history but also a renewed commitment to the principles of community, service, and fellowship that have defined the club since its inception.
