Right on cue for charity
Members of Glenrothes Snooker club with Anthony Kelly (Front with Glasses) who performed a spnosored sing-a-thon as part of the fundraising event.
A charity fun day at Glenrothes Snooker Club potted a pocket full of cash to go towards helping children with special needs in Glenrothes.
Phil Corletto, club manager and one of the organisers said the event had been a huge success and thanked all those donated or dug deep into their pockets at the event, which raised over £1,500 on the day.
He added: “It was a phenominal day with a barbecue, raffles, karaoke contests and loads more stuff that all made it a big success.”
Amongst the live entertainment was Flynt and the Higginson Sisters, whilst Anthony Kelly who raised the roof, and £200 as part of a sing-a-thon that delighted all those in attendance.
Audrey Morrison and Rosemary MacDonald from the Glenrothes Association for Children with Special Needs greatly received the proceeds and said: “We can’t the club, its staff and all those who donated, it was a fantastic effort.”
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Wednesday 19 June 2013
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