Cromer Ladies Lifeboat Guild raise over £450 with their coffee morning
Cromer RNLI has said a huge 'thank you' to the Cromer Ladies Lifeboat Guild and supporters for organising a coffee morning on Saturday 19 February.
John Redmond, RNLI volunteer Lifeboat Operations Manager at Cromer said: ‘I’d like to say a huge 'thank you' to the
Cromer Ladies Lifeboat Guild and supporters for organising such a successful coffee morning. An impressive £473.10 was raised in support of the lifesaving volunteers at Cromer RNLI.
‘It was great that the event was so well supported by the local community. Such support enables our charity to deliver its lifesaving services around the clock, 365 days a year.'
For more information, please contact Clare Stagg, RNLI volunteer Lifeboat Press Officer: [email protected]
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