About us

Volunteers

The Club is dependent on the goodwill of its members in order to open on a regular basis; there are no paid staff and adult members are asked to consider whether they might be able to offer their time. It would be approximately two hours of their time once per month in order to open and/or lock up and staff the bar.

There have been occasions when we have been unable to open for one of our scheduled activities, and additional volunteers would make an enormous difference as well as reduce the load on our present volunteers. If you think you might be able to help in this way, please get in touch

The War Memorial Plaque just outside our building contains photographs of 40 of the Horsmonden WWI Fallen and was first displayed in 1925. Click on the photo below to view it on the Horsmonden Historical Society website as an interactive image, with each thumbnail photo linking to a full-size image with an informative caption and (where possible) a link to the relevant Commonwealth War Graves Commission record.

Ewen Kellas Memorial Fund

After the sad death, in 2019 of former Horsmonden Social Club President and Chairman, Ewen (Kell) Kellas the Club Committee established the Ewen Kellas Memorial Fund (the fund) in his memory. Kell was always a passionate advocate of the Club providing support to other Horsmonden village clubs, organisations and charities.
The committee therefore felt it only right that financial gifts to such groups continue and going forward that they do so in his name.

The Club will accept donations into the fund, accounting for them separately and presenting them at the Club’s Annual General Meeting each year. The Club Committee will continue to use the Club’s own monies to support village groups alongside those of the fund. Members will continue to have the option of adding an additional donation to their membership fees and from 2020, all such donations will go into the fund.