Rhyl RNLI make a splash with the Fish Supper
Volunteers from Rhyl RNLI held the annual Fish Supper on Thursday 2 October, with the event being completely sold out and raising over £1,385 for the charity.
People who bought tickets were treated to fish and chips served by the volunteer crew members in the Station’s Main Hall. The fish and chips were kindly provided by the Town Fryer on Willington Road, Les and Rita’s on Wellington Road, Simply Fish and Chips on Tynewydd Road and Hooked on Rhuddlan Road.
Sandra Hughes, on behalf of Rhyl RNLI's Fundraising Team said:
‘We cannot get over the generosity of all the local community and all who supported us by joining on Thursday evening, paying for their meals and beverages and enjoying the raffle.
'As a team of volunteers, we would like to thank everyone who attended and we are especially grateful to the fish and chip shops who continue to keep this event going. A big thank you to the volunteer crew members who give so much of their time.’
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