Greetings Cards 2006–7
The idea of producing Greetings Cards came from Rotarian Richard Lemberger who met a grand old lady who was alone at Christmas and wanted to see it banned. He had the idea of producing cards so that those who were elderly and perhaps alone had a token of love and friendship that they could send to thank their carers and others who had supported them throughout the year. Each card has the single word GREETINGS inside making it suitable for Christmas or any other occasion.
By producing cards in volume and obtaining sponsorship to cover the full costs, all proceeds are given to charity with the cards serving several distinct purposes:
  • to be given free to those in need for their use at Christmas and on any other suitable occasion,
  • to be given to other charitable organisations to sell as a source of charitable revenue,
  • to be sold by Rotary to raise funds to support Rotary Service,
  • for fellowship in Rotary working together to make the idea a reality.

The cards are in two different designs (below), sold in packs of ten with five of each, A6 in size, provided with envelopes.

Designed by Geoff Underwood, a retired artmaster from Royal Leamington Spa. The cost is £3.50 per pack plus £1 postage and packing for each pack.

Further information from

richardlemberger@kenilworthrotary.org.uk

 They can be ordered from

Richard Lemberger
53a The Parade
Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
CV32 4BA

specifying the number of packs required (at £4.50 each including P&P) and the postal address to which they should be sent.
Cheques made out to The Rotary Club of Kenilworth.

Landscape shape A6 with the list of sponsors on the back and the word GREETINGS inside.

Portrait shape A6 with list of sponsors on the back
and the word GREETINGS inside.