Hunters Care Home deputy manager Ruth Holness, resident Grace Parsley and activities coordinator Steve Chamberlain presented £450 to Ailsa O'Connor of the Churn Project. The money was raised at their summer fete
A CARE home in Cirencester has donated half of the cash raised from its summer fete to a charity organisation in the town.
Hunter’s Care Centre raised around £1000 for through the fete which was held in June and included a classic car show and barbecue.
And the car home decided to donate £480 of what was raised to the Churn Project as it believes it does great work for the community.
Activities co-ordinator at the care home, Steve Chamberlain, said: “They are good people that work for the people in the community.
“It is nice to have those links between us and the local community.”
For more on the Churn Project visit the www.churnproject.org.uk website.
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