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Chinewrde

Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. This is our Homepage, with links to various pieces of information about us. Please explore our site, and don't hesitate to email us using the links above on the top left and right of the page if you have any questions, want more information, wish to book us to perform or possibly want to think about joining the team. New . . . * Photo Gallery frequently updated & now contains Video Links * Information Page contains downloadable leaflet, updated for 2009 * Contacts Page contains details on how to contact the 2010 committee members Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.

Recruitment

Hello and Welcome! We meet on Wednesday nights in Kenilworth and to teach and practice dances at all levels. You should know a few things about us before you consider joining. The minimum age for dancing out is 16. We don’t have an upper age limit - so long as you match our acclaimed style of energetic and precise dancing! We’ll help you achieve this at the practices every Wednesday night and, when the foreman decides you’re ready, you’ll be invited to sort out your kit, including the purchase of clogs, and then join us for our first dance of the season. We recruit in the Autumn, allowing time to learn some dances ready to perform in public from April. If you are interested (would-be dancers and musicians) please contact either Dy or Linda so we can give you more details. Contacts for new starters (only - otherwise please use our Contacts page) ... Email Dy Email Linda

Charities

Money, Money, Money Each season Chinewrde members elect one or two charities for the subject of their fundraising efforts. Usually these resonate in a personal way for one or more of our members. For the last season, Chinewrde have raised a four-figure sum for the benefit of the nominated two charities.   Early in 2010 Chinewrde made donations to: Macmillan Cancer Support - their website Alzheimer's Society - their website As part of the funds raised and presented come from the donations made by the public at our performances, we wish to be open and transparent as to the Causes to which the monies are donated. (The balance comes from sponsorship and specific targetted fundraising events)

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