Donation to Rhyl RNLI lifeboat crew following the annual Dip.

The fundraisers, based at the local public house 'Cob and Pen' took part in the recent dip at Rhyl beach. They regularly raise money for local charities and the RNLI were one of their chosen charities to benefit.
Crewmembers visited the hostelry recently to receive the cheque, presented by the group.
Coxswain Martin Jones said 'the RNLI is extremely grateful to fundraisers like Belief. They do a lot of hard work to help the local community, and we are happy to reciprocate by visiting the hostelry, just for a soft drink, of course!'

Picture, courtesy of RNLI mechanic Callum Robinson, shows the group presenting the cheque to crew members (from left) Tommy Edwards; Evan Edwards, and Colin Jones.

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