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Owen White & Catlin raise £1,000 for local Hospices

24 July 2019 Written by Owen White Catlin Solicitors Category: Community

On Saturday 20th July 2019 Owen White & Catlin held their annual summer BBQ at St George’s College in Weybridge.

During the event we held a charity raffle, raising a total of £1,000 for Woking & Sam Beare Hospices and Princess Alice Hospice.

Both are local charities providing hospice and vital palliative care to people across Surrey, Middlesex and south West London. The hospices receive approximately 25% of their funding from the NHS and are therefore required to raise the remainder of the money needed through fundraising activities in the local community.

If you would like to find out more about the Hospices and how you can support them, then please visit their websites;

https://www.wsbhospices.co.uk/

>https://www.pah.org.uk/

We would like to say a huge thank you to the following organisations who very kindly donated a prize for the raffle;

  • Manchester United FC
  • De Vere Beaumont Estate Hotel (Windsor)
  • The Steam Dream Railways Company
  • Surbiton Raceway
  • Runnymede on Thames Hotel
  • Rose Theatre (Kingston)
  • Puttshack (White City, London)
  • Next
  • Sipsmith Gin Tours
  • Gibley’s (Windsor)
  • Top Golf (Addlestone)
  • The Thames Club (Staines)
  • Woking Football Club
  • Surrey Scorchers Basketball Team
  • Bombay Sapphire
  • Liquid Leisure (Shepperton)
  • Junkyard Golf
  • Godstone Farm
  • Kempton Racecourse
  • Three Horseshoes Pub (Laleham)
  • Safari Adventure Mini Golf
  • Wisley Gardens
  • Christies Hair Designers (Addlestone)
  • Guildford Spectrum
  • Bocketts Farm
  • Hobbledown Adventure Farm Park
  • Savill Garden
  • Ceramics Café (Horsham)
  • Barons Pub Company
  • Oliver Bonas
  • Tesco
  • Go Ape

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