Updated 08 February, 2010	Below are listed some of the Projects and Organisations that we have assisted through your support of the Lions Club of Winslow.
2010
	Haiti - Lions International Fund Sadly only a weeks into the new year and we were able to donate the funding that goes direct to the islanders of Haiti through the Lions Club International Funds.
2009
	Old Folks Party On 31st May we were able to supply Tea, Cake and Entertainment to the Older Folks of Winslow.
	Horwode Pece Project On 17th May 2009, Lion President Martin Caulfield and Lion Peter Cranmer attended the official opening of a recreational and open space in Great Horwood to be known as the 'Horwode Pece'.  The playground has equipment for children of all ages and was made possible by two local farmers gifting the land and donations from many sources.  The Lions Club of Winslow were pleased and proud to be able to support this Project and provided two pieces of play equipment for the toddler’s area as part of their overall donation.
	Scott Evans Court Donation of Wide Screen TV and Greenhouse for the residents of Scott Evans Court
	Norfolk Holidays Donations towards holidays for older folk in Winslow
	Red Cross - Buckingham Funds towards improvements to the Red Cross facilities in Buckingham
2008
	Furzedown School The school required a fence to secure the Primary Play Enclosure - so the Lions provided the materials and labour to complete the project. Saving thousands of pounds to the school.
	Winslow Scout Group Members of the Lions lead by our President Simon Woodrow constructed a new fence to secure land passed to the Scouts for their use. By providing the materials AND the labour we were able to save the group over £ 3,500. Thanks to the generosity of the folk of Winslow in providing the funds through their generous support.
	Winslow Town Council Public Notice board As commemoration of our 25th Year a donation to the Winslow Town Council to provide and erect a Public Notice Board. A fitting place for all the 'Town folk' to publicise local events and to commemorate the years of service to the local community. Photo - Lion President David Garlick CBE, Lion Tony Morley and Lion Doug Wilson with Lion Dennis Corben in his official capacity as Town Mayor admire the new Notice Board.
	Thames Valley and Chiltern Air Ambulance Another donation to the good work of the Thames Valley & Chiltern Ambulance Trust from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival. The Trust is a charity which receives no funding from the NHS or from the National Lottery, but relies entirely on sponsorship, donations and fundraising activities to meet the running cost of £1.2M per annum.
	TreeTops Pre-school For play equipment for the newly formed Tree Pre-school from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival.
	Winslow Playgroup For play equipment for the Winslow Playgroup from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival
	Florence Nightingale Hospice The aim of the Hospice based in Stoke Mandeville Hospital, is to provide a first class specialist palliative care service which is accessible and free of charge to those with a life-limiting illness. Hospice care is all about the person being more than a patient and finding ways to improve quality of life through symptom control, pain relief, emotional and spiritual support.
	Cancer Research UK Donation towards the 'Walk of Life' fundraising activities by Ladies of the Club from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival. Cancer Research UK is the world's leading independent organisation dedicated to cancer research. We support research into all aspects of cancer through the work of more than 4,250 scientists, doctors and nurses.
	Water Aid Donation from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival towards further funds being raised by Lion Neil Udall participating and completing the London Marathon. Well done Neil!
	Helen House Hospice Donation from funds raised at the Winslow Beer Festival towards the Helen House Hospice. Helen House is a hospice for children, providing respite, symptom control and end-of-life care to children with a life-limiting illness, and support to the parents, all in a home-from-home environment. Bereavement support is offered to parents and siblings.
	Lions Club International Funds Donation to the LCIF enables Lions to tackle global problems such as blindness and hearing loss and respond to major catastrophes such as earthquakes and floods. But LCIF also helps Lions serve their local communities by partnering with them to build schools, health clinics and vocational training centers for the disabled.
	Hearing Dogs for the Deaf Hearing dogs change lives. They alert their deaf owners to sounds we take for granted, providing greater independence, confidence and security. Most are selected from rescue centres or donated as unwanted pets.
	Furzedown School This school in Winslow deals with a range of learning difficulties. Specialisms include language and communication difficulties, the TEACCH approach, use of symbol and a range of therapies. The school received the DfES School Achievement Award for two years running and a Swan Award for Exceptional Pupil Progress from Bucks County Council. They are trying to achieve Special Status and we are assisting them in raising the funding pledges to make this happen.
	Padbury Youth Club Assistance with this community youth club
	Prostrate Cancer Research UK The Prostate Cancer Research Centre carries out research into the causes of and treatment for the UK’s most frequently diagnosed male cancer. The Centre is based at the University College London and is under the leadership of Professor John Masters. It now employs 15 scientists and support staff and needs £1 million every year to fund its highly respected research programme. This site sets out what we do, how prostate cancer patients and their families benefit from our work and how you can help to support it.
	Lions Edukit An Edukit is simply a school in a box. Each box contains essential equipment such as pencils, exercise books, teacher’s guides, posters, school bags, counting cubes, and a register. The resources can educate 80 children and the kits are individually prepared for use in specific circumstances; most often during times of conflict or in response to natural disasters.
	Lions Street Children Appeal Children from fragmenting families living in degrading slums, and isolated from normal life and surviving alone on the streets are incidental victims of poverty, environmental collapse, wars, parental death, AIDS, illness, abandonment or domestic violence. While children in perilous environments with minimal or no adult support have been documented both in the industrial and developing worlds for centuries the rapid urban growth from the 1950s has caused an unprecedented number of children to spend most of their childhood in stressed and vulnerable circumstances.
	Libra Blood Research LIBRA is the "Lions International Blood Research Appeal". It was founded in 1978 as a Charitable Trust on behalf of Lions Clubs in the SE of England. Its aim is to provide laboratory space and equipment at King's College Hospital in London, for research into, diagnosis and treatment of Haemophilia, Leukaemia, Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Disease.
2007
	Christmas Parcels
	Brownies - Legoland trip
	Baby Cafe
	Sheffield Floods
	Age Concern - Steeple Claydon
	Sight First II
	Scouts
	Breast Cancer Campaign Breast Cancer Campaign’s mission is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure.
	Cancer care and Haematology Unit
	Alzheimers Society The Alzheimer's Society is a membership organisation, which works to improve the quality of life of people affected by dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Many of our 25,000 members have personal experience of dementia, as carers, health professionals or people with dementia themselves, and their experiences help to inform our work.
	Florence Nightingale Hospice The aim of the Hospice based in Stoke Mandeville Hospital, is to provide a first class specialist palliative care service which is accessible and free of charge to those with a life-limiting illness. Hospice care is all about the person being more than a patient and finding ways to improve quality of life through symptom control, pain relief, emotional and spiritual support.
	Oxford Flooding
	Sequel Trust ???
	Cane and Able
	Efficient Learning Group support of local dyslexic child EL specialises in assessment, teaching and training. They are committed to helping children and adults with specific learning difficulties to achieve their personal potential both academically and in other areas of their lives.
	Ali's Dream Charity - Padbury based
	Winslow Concert Band
	Bobby Moore Cancer Fund The Bobby Moore Fund raises money for research into bowel cancer and also public awareness of the disease. The funds are spent on high-quality bowel cancer research carried out by leading scientists working across the UK. The money raised to date has funded 17 Bobby Moore Research Fellowships, a new bowel cancer laboratory at St Mark's Hospital in London and 3 additional research projects.
	Aylesbury student charitable work in Venezuala
	Explorer Scouts
	Street Children Appeal
	Edukit
	Chernobyl Childrens Appeal Chernobyl Children Appeal based in Northern Ireland and founded in 1994. At present, they have 14 Support Branches whose members raise funds and act as Host Parents for children brought from Belarus and Ukraine for recuperative holidays in Ireland.
	Special Olympics Fund Special Olympics is an international nonprofit organization* dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual disabilities to become physically fit, productive and respected members of society through sports training and competition.
	Furzedown School This school in Winslow deals with a range of learning difficulties. Donation towards Annual Prize giving.
	Retinitis Pigmentosa Society in Buckingham It is a self help group which seeks to help its members live with and overcome their visual problems and to bring relief by stimulating research into the causes and eventually the treatment of RP. This is achieved by funding a range of research projects using money raised, mainly through its branches, for this purpose.
	Sponsor student from Royal Latin School for charitable work in Ghana