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THE Rotary Club of Ilkley Wharfedale realises that many charities in the area have been starved of income since the middle of March resulting in them finding it difficult to continue maintaining the level of care that disadvantaged people have been relying upon. When one of the Club’s members decided she would like to do a sponsored slimathon, she requested that all of the money raised should go to Martin House. The lady was delighted with the support for the cause which has enabled the Rotary Club to present a cheque to Pam Ravenscroft of Ilkley Friends of Martin House for £1,100. Pamela Brunger, Secretary of Ilkley Friends of Martin House Children’s Hospice said: “Martin House has been supporting children and young people and their families from across North, East and West Yorkshire since 1987. The aim of Martin House is to provide family led care for children with life shortening conditions. It is a place of love and understanding, a peaceful place but one that can also have a lively, friendly atmosphere full of fun and laughter, where children and their families can enjoy the best quality of life. The Hospice largely relies upon donations. The support of Ilkley Wharfedale Rotary Club is much appreciated.”