The Eye Fund. A charity to support people losing their vision
On the evening of November 19th Carol and Paul attended a concert given by The Clwyd Clippers. At the end of this concert a cheque was presented to the value of £750 from a musical event held at Theatr Clwyd in the summer.
This was an amazing amount and thanks go to everybody who made this possible.
The staff from Northwich Specsavers have truly become friends of The Eye Fund. In October they held a Fun Day in their store.
Paul and Carol went along to sell Eye Fund merchandise on 2 separate occasions. The total raised was an amazing £310.
Thank you very much Specsavers.
Our grateful thanks go to Brenda Smith from the Royal Liverpool hospital. She and her family walked The Great Glen Way in Scotland to raise funds for The Eye Fund.
We have received an amazing sum exceeding £300. Well Done Brenda!
The Clwyd Clippers (Mold Barbershop Harmony Club) put on 2 charity shows at Theatr Clwyd, Mold, North Wales, to celebrate their 25th anniversary on 14th July. The profits from them were divided between The Contact Club of Mold and The Eye Fund. It was a very successful day and a complete sell–out. There was a variety of music all day from 2:00pm until 10:30pm.
The Eye Fund stall did very well with lots of sales, and the highlight was a sealed bid auction for a signed copy of Paul McCartney’s DVD “Good evening New York City” which raised £153. The successful bidder was a joint venture between the Sherratt brothers, Rod, Graham and Barry.
Thanks to the Sherratt brothers and all who organised the event and made it a very successful day.
The photos are Jean Sherratt and Carol Sherry setting up the stall, and Rod and Graham Sherratt accepting the DVD from Carol Sherry.
What a wonderful effort from the staff and clients of Specsavers in St Helens.
After raffles, collections, and a fun day in the store in aid of The Eye Fund, they presented Carol and Paul with a cheque for £1210.67.
Your contributions will go a long way to helping people like Simon.
Thank you so much.
Anybody reading this who thinks they can help in however small a way please contact us.
