Hartlepool care home shows its support for RNLI

Residents and staff at a Hartlepool care home welcomed charity volunteers to a fundraising event recently.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Dec 2016, 10:18 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2016, 11:42 BST
At the Queens Meadow care home event, from left, are manager Julie Armstrong, RNLI volunteer Ann Ray, activities co-ordinator Debbie Wilkes and RNLI volunteer Enid Birley.At the Queens Meadow care home event, from left, are manager Julie Armstrong, RNLI volunteer Ann Ray, activities co-ordinator Debbie Wilkes and RNLI volunteer Enid Birley.
At the Queens Meadow care home event, from left, are manager Julie Armstrong, RNLI volunteer Ann Ray, activities co-ordinator Debbie Wilkes and RNLI volunteer Enid Birley.

Queens Meadowheld a held a pie and peas evening in honour of the RNLI organisation.

And the Hartlepool home raised £135 from donations and selling tickets for £3, with all proceeds going to the life-saving charity.

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A traditional meal of pie and peas was served to the residents, and various entertainment was provided, alongside a game of bingo and a raffle.

Julie Armstrong, home manager at Queens Meadow care home, based in Stockton Road, said: “We’d like to thank everyone who attended and donated towards such a great organisation – the RNLI.

It was a great evening enjoyed by all.”

Volunteers from the RNLI attended the evening to share the enjoyment.

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