Richmond/Windsor VIEW Club
About
Richmond/Windsor VIEW Club was formed in 1968.
Currently, the Club sponsors five Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
When
- Meeting Day on 2nd Wednesday of the month
- 11 am for 11.30 am
- The Richmond Club 6 East Market Street Richmond NSW 2753
Contact
Christine - 0416 073 483
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RICHMOND
6 East Market street, RICHMOND, NSW 2753
2022 Christmas Celebrations
Members had a delicious lunch at Richmond Golf Club and Ron Smith played music on his organ; we all sang carols too, had raffles and trading table which were very successful.
An Enjoyable Outing
2022 Fashion Parade
Recently our Club held a fashion parade and five of our lovely ladies, Jean, Christine H, Joan, Katie, and Judy were our models. A successful fund raising day with raffles and afternoon tea, at The Richmond Club in Sydney.
2022 September Fathers Day
The Richmond/Windsor VIEW ladies do Fathers Day, Mothers Day, and Christmas wrapping .
The community are very generous and know their donations go to The Smith Family.
Janet Price on left, President, Trish Carter in the middle, [one of our lovely members who worked on the Thursday Friday and Saturday]
and Treasurer Christine Moore on right,
2022 Mothers Day Gift Wrapping
Enjoying the Mothers Day gift wrapping are Katey, Christine (Treasurer) and Carol (Vice-President)
June 2021
Program Officer Christine H. and Vice-President Diana
Cousins and Friends
Cousins Dorothy and Christine M.
National and Regional News
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VIEW National Online Raffle 2022 - Winners Announced
VIEW Clubs Online Raffle celebrating The Smith Family’s Centenary 2022 - Winners Announced
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Toy&Book Appeal
The Smith Family’s Toy & Book Appeal is your opportunity to help bring a smile to the faces of Australian children at Christmas. Children who may otherwise miss out on opening a gift, simply because their families can’t afford it.
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