This Christmas, the Rotary Club of The Hills-Kellyville is giving families a chance to both give and receive. By visiting one of two convenient locations, Hills families can enjoy a wonderful, fresh, and real Christmas tree.
The ‘giving’ part is that 100% of the profit from your Christmas tree purchase will go to great Rotary works in the local community and beyond.
Fresh Christmas trees are sold on 2 weekends in December. These weekends have been chosen to ensure the trees look their best for Christmas celebrations:
- Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th December
- Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th December
Christmas trees are available on both weekends in two convenient locations:
- The Bull & Bush Hotel (car park), cnr Windsor Rd & Seven Hills Rd, Baulkham Hills
- The Ettamogah Hotel (car park), cnr Windsor Rd & Merriville Rd, Kellyville Ridge
Both locations have plenty of space to park and select a Christmas tree. The Rotary team will even load the trees for customers. And for those really stuck, arrangements can be made for delivery. The finest of Christmas Trees are sourced from farms in the Southern Highlands of NSW and are freshly delivered each weekend.
Another way to give back to the community through The Rotary Club of The Hills-Kellyville this Christmas is ‘The Giving Tree” located at Grove Square (formerly Stockland Mall), Baulkham Hills. The Giving Tree has supported those in need at Christmas for more than two decades and this year up to 200 gifts will go to children, young adults and women at three women’s refuges.
Funds from Christmas Tree sales raised go entirely to projects of The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville. Local programs include literacy initiatives for youth development and a local community garden. Further afield the club continues its Bourke Public School Breakfast Club project, helping to increase school attendance. The club continues to be proactive in providing support for drought, flood and bushfire affected communities. The Children’s Hospital at Westmead purchased new state-of-the-art equipment for their Eye Clinic with funds organised by the Club. On the international front, the Club is also involved in major humanitarian projects in Sri Lanka and India.
The Rotary Club of The Hills-Kellyville also organises events giving back to the local community such as the Sydney Hills Garden Competition and Jazz at the Pines. Anyone wanting to be part of an inspired group that is making a difference, contact the Club though our website or Facebook page.
Visit us at www.hillsrotary.org.au or for more details about our Christmas Trees, please contact Keith Stapley on 0412 079 014.
Attached Images
Ø Club members with some fresh & fine Christmas trees.
Ø The Giving Tree at Grove Square