The Hayling Society

The Hayling Society is a newly formed non-profit group that hopes to carry out a number of small projects with the aim of making improvements to the lives of those who live, work and visit Hayling Island.

The group was formed as a result of the incredible community spirit shown by members of the Hayling.co.uk Forum. When vandals destroyed a sundial at Mill Rythe Infant School, forum members stepped forward and began raising funds to replace the sundial. This impromptu "good deed" was so successful that the school not only received a replacement sundial, but also a brand new buddy bench for the children to enjoy. Both items were supplied and installed by forum members without cost to the school.

This community minded act, and others like it, have inspired the formation of The Hayling Society. It is hoped that by leveraging the great community spirit shown by many people on the Island we can all work together to improve it in small ways.

If you would like to help us improve Hayling Island in small ways, please consider joining us as a member. Membership costs just £5 per year with funds going to support local projects and good causes.

For more information about The Hayling Society please explore the rest of this site from the menu at the top of this page.

 

Ways you can help

  1. Join us: Membership costs just £5 with money going to local projects and to support the society
  2. Suggest local projects: If you have a good idea for a local project that could benefit from help (financial or physical) let us know.
  3. Link to this website: If you run a local website why not show you support by linking to www.haylingsociety.org ?
  4. Talk about us: The more people who know about The Hayling Society the better
  5. Volunteer: Each project that we support will be run by a small project team. If you have skills or time then we want to hear from you!

 

The Hayling Society

Join Us!

Have your say about what local projects The Hayling Society supports. Membership to the society costs just £5 per year and allows you to suggest and vote of local projects that the society can get behind. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in Hayling Island, resident or not. Click here for more details about how to join our ranks.

Current Members: 28