Anyone who has been out first ball, at any level of the game, and all those who love cricket and support the Club's objectives are eligible to join. One of the biggest projects run by the Primary Club in 1999 was to sponsor summer schools at Dorton House in Kent, run by the Royal London Society for the Blind. There were two residential courses, each lasting a week and attended by 22 youngsters aged between 11 and 17. Art, music, dance and drama featured, along with a variety of sports and games. Members pay a joining subscription for which they receive a tie or ladies' brooch.
Donations are voluntary thereafter.
The funds finance projects at all levels of blind sport, and provide sporting and recreational equipment to over 30 schools and clubs for the visually impaired all over the United Kingdom. External Links Primary Club .