Coffee morning raises over £500 for New Quay RNLI
During the Easter holidays the New Quay RNLI Fundraising Group held a coffee morning on Good Friday. The event was well attended and raised over £500 for New Quay Lifeboat Station.
Steve, a member of the New Quay RNLI Fundraising Group and New Quay RNLI shop said, “It was a great morning at the Penwig. A huge thank you from the Fundraising Team to all who donated and supported us. And another big thank you to the Penwig for their support and to Costcutters for donating the hot cross buns.”
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