 The Charity Day in full swing at Marsworth Village Hall |
Ace fundraising from local bridge club
IRHH has received a cheque for £1,000 from Tring Bridge Club, following their Charity Day at Marsworth Village Hall on 18th February.
This popular event had 27 tables playing Duplicate, and raised over £2,000 for the Club's two chosen charities, IRHH and the MS Centre.
 Ruth Barber (L) accepts the cheque from Bob Woodman, Betty Longhurst and Marion Woodman |
Accepting the cheque, Community Fundraising Manager Ruth Barber said: "We are always pleased to hear about the different ways local clubs and organisations find to raise money for us. We are grateful to everyone who took part in the charity bridge day and to Tring Bridge Club for supporting us again this year."
Those present enjoyed coffee, lunch, tea and a full day's bridge and a great time was had by the 108 players who supported the event. The organisers Marion and Bob Woodman and Betty Longhurst were ably supported by Judith Idris-Evans, Ann McDowell and a team of helpers.
26th February 2010
