Outlaw's Fish Kitchen present £8,000 to Port Isaac D class appeal
On Saturday 20th October, the team at Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen presented a cheque for £8,000 to the local RNLI lifeboat station at Port Isaac, as part of an appeal that hopes to raise £52,000 to replace the current D class lifeboat, which is nearing the end of her operational life.
Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen adds a £2.50 donation to every bill and holds regular fundraising campaigns to support the work of the local RNLI Port Isaac station. We would like to thank all our customers for their continued support for such vital work, saving lives at sea.
On accepting the cheque, Port Isaac Chairman Bob Bulgin BEM, extended sincere thanks to the Nathan and the Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen team for this most significant contribution towards helping to fund the very latest of sea going equipment, stating:
“If we ask our crews to go to sea often in hostile conditions they need the best tools to do the job, with this in mind, Nathan`s team helps us, in no small way, to meet this criteria.”
To find out more about the Appeal and to donate, please visit: https://rnli.org/support-us/give-money/give-to-a-special-appeal/port-isaac-appeal/donate
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