steward's flat on the top floor. Resident Hawks voted in advisory votes in 2017 (85% in favour) and January 2019 (89% in favour) on the question of allowing resident Ospreys (Cambridge women's sports club) to pay for access arrangements to the Hawks’ clubhouse. 1,400 non-resident Hawks (out of 4,480 members) voted 89% in favour of the proposal in an online ballot run by Electoral Reform Services in February and March 2019. The Club Today Hawks' Charitable Trust The Club actively supports students who have financial difficulties keeping up their sport. Each year the Club awards a number of bursaries to members of the University under the auspices of the Hawks' Charitable Trust. These awards are equally available to both men and women, and total around £40,000 each year. Events The Club promotes Rumboogie and La Vida Lola, events each Wednesday and Sunday evening at the Cambridge nightclubs Revolution and Lola Lo. At the end of each Michaelmas term, the London Dinner is hosted by the club, usually at one of the large hotels, the night before the Varsity Rugby Match. The Committee also hosts an event each June during May Week in the style of a Cambridge May Ball - "The Hawks' Event", at Fenner's Cricket Ground. In recent years a "Hawks' Charity Dinner" has been held in Lent term and a "Charity Ball" in Michaelmas in conjunction with the Ospreys. in 2012, the Club raised £4000 for a local charity that aims to help disadvantaged children access sporting initiatives. Club Awards In 2004 two Club awards were introduced: Hawk of the Year and Team of the Year: In 2010, the International Honours Book was created to record and detail the Olympic and International achievements of its members. There are currently full internationals in residence in fencing, squash, rifle shooting, rowing and rugby union. The Hawk The Hawk is published biannually. The newsletter includes, among other things, news of current University teams and results, obituaries of notable members, and Club notices. Reciprocal clubs Members have reciprocal rights with a number of similar clubs around the world. United Kingdom The Army & Navy Club, London The Bury St Edmunds Farmers Club, Suffolk Cardiff and County Club, Cardiff The City of London Club, London City University Club, London The Clifton Club, Bristol The Gridiron Club, Oxford The Harrogate Club, Harrogate Leander Club, Henley-on-Thames Manchester Tennis & Racquet Club, Salford National Liberal Club,