What a great night we all had at Ashville Lodge, home of The Wirral Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted. Although there were only 35 ‘Punters’ (health and safety) we made over £428 between the two charities. Thanks to all who attended and many thanks to the volunteers who did a remarkable job looking after the visually handicapped.
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Simon Sherry by Anthony Brown
This is a collage of Simon by the renowned Merseyside artist, Anthony Brown.
The Sherry family were presented with this picture at the Fractured Vision Exhibition. We wish to thank Anthony for producing such a wonderful piece of work. We will treasure it forever.
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5th Fractured Vision Art Exhibition
What a fantastic start we had to the art exhibition. Within 2 hours we had taken nearly £500. This will go a long way to help those losing their vision. We donated an Apple Watch, an Apple iphone and Guide software for a computer. The recipients were so grateful. They all promised to do as much as they can to help raise funds for The Eye Fund.
The evening was made extra special with a set from Vocal Infinity. Thank you very much ladies. You were tremendous.
The exhibition, lasting a week, raised over £1400 for The Eye Fund. Thanks to all who made this possible.
Vocal Infinity and Jazzectomy in concert for The Eye Fund
Music for The Eyes
Do you enjoy live Music?
Do you want to be entertained uplifted and inspired in a unique venue?
Then St Peter’s Church in Chester on Saturday 6th May at 7.30pm is the place for y ou.
For one night only join VOCAL INFINITY and JAZZECTOMY at an evening concert to raise money for THE EYE FUND.
For tickets go to www.musicfortheeyes.eventbrite.co.uk
Hull University chooses The Eye Fund
