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Bev and President Isobel set up the Orange the World tree in St James’ Church. It quickly became a talking point. Many people stopped to ask why the tree was glowing in bright orange Once they read the message behind it, their interest grew even more. It turned...

Members of Louth Inner Wheel took part in the Orange the World walk. As a small but determined group they made their way through Louth Along the route they stepped into shops, cafés, boutiques even St James’ Church, sharing leaflets and posters to raise awareness...

Louth Inner Wheel member Tessa has written the poem below for Orange the World. The Colour Orange by Tessa   Colour the Spire Orange spread hope across the sky. Make the people look up, ask the question ‘Why’. Colour St James orange so, people can see The United...

Members of Nairn Inner Wheel have embraced the Orange the World initiative. Their meeting took on an orange theme. They have knitted many delightful orange flowers. These flowers have been sold far and wide. They have raised £250.00 to be donated to RASASH – Rape...

Members of Aireborough Inner Wheel took joined the Orange the World campaign. They spent a day speaking to ladies AND gentlemen in Guiseley making them aware of violence against women and children. Leaflets, information cards and orange lavender bags were given...

Four members of IW Sandbach Club took part in an Orange the World walk in Sandbach and finished with a photo taken alongside a woinderful OtW themed postbox topper...

Three members of the Inner Wheel Club of Hazel Grove  chose St Michael’s Church in Bramhall to highlight the message of OtW at their services on Sunday. They put together a display for all to see. The congregation were invited to wear orange. The vicar wore orange...

At our November meeting we invited District Chairman Elizabeth to give a talk about Orange the World. President Carol made scarves and Brenda made orange poppies that were sold to be worn during the campaign and to raise funds for St Lukes Hospice. Members also...