Be one in a thousand!!
You will no doubt have seen the Board on the wall in the foyer at the top of the back stairs. There are exactly 1,000 bricks each one costing £50. You can have as many bricks as you like subject to availability. The ‘brick’ will bear the donor’s name and will be exhibited in perpetuity as a grateful acknowledgement of your support and generosity.
The original Buy-A-Brick scheme was set up nearly twenty years ago, principally to generate additional income to enable the club to make early repayment on the RFU loan of £50k taken out to complete the downstairs refurbishment. The take up was good with the result that the loan was paid off well ahead of schedule.
Now, as we move ever nearer to our inevitable move of home, additional cash generation will be even more vital - initially to help towards expenditure associated with the move and subsequently once installed, to augment daily cash flow.
If you would like to support this appeal, a bank transfer would be welcomed.
Transfer to :
WIMBORNE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB
Sort Code : 20 69 34
Account Number : 10127086
Reference ‘BUY A BRICK’
Follow your Bank transfer up with an email confirming the name detail you would like to appear on your brick(s) to:
mikewickenden5@gmail.com and copy in treasurerwimbornerfc@outlook.com
Alternatively download this form>> and complete your name and address detail and return it, with cheque attached payable to Wimborne RFC Ltd for the total value of how many bricks you wish to purchase, by post or email to:
Mike Wickenden - 13 Portchester Rise, Eastleigh SO50 4QS
mikewickenden5@gmail.com
or hand to any Committee Member
You will also need to complete IN BLOCK CAPS the name detail that you would like to appear on your brick(s)
Each brick has a maximum of 16 characters per line (inc spaces) and up to two lines.
PS if you haven’t already done so, please also complete and return a Gift Aid Form>> to enable the club to claim back tax at the basic rate on all current and future donations.
I know I can count on your support.
Mike Wickenden
