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A wonderful event was recently held at Les Cotils in aid of the GSPCA and Young Lives vs Cancer.
Louise Gambrell GSPCA Treasurer who attended the event said “On 12th March Wendy Woodcock and Elaine Lockett held a charity lunch in aid of the GSPCA and Young Lives V Cancer.”
“This was the fourth lunch they have organised in two years.”
“Wendy has also held an open garden and Elaine often holds second hand clothing sales to raise more funds.”
“They have raised thousands of pounds for both charities with all their events.”
The Spooktacular Ladies Luncheon takes place at Les Cotils at 12pm Sunday 31st October 2021
£35 per person includes a welcome drink, 3 course lunch and charity donations.
The event is raising funds for the GSPCA and Young Lives Vs Cancer.
Fancy dress not essential. To book contact Wendy Woodcock 07781 157465 or email [email protected] or Elaine Lockett on 07781 467706.
The last Ladies Luncheon organised by Wendy and Elaine was a massive success and we hope you can support this fantastic event.
On Saturday at Les Cotils a very special event was held in aid of two charities, Clic Sargent and the GSPCA.
Wend Woodcock said “On Saturday 17th April 2021, seventy-seven generous and glamorous ladies attended a fun-filled charity luncheon at Les Cotils to raise funds for the GSPCA.”
“Steve Byrne, Manager of the GSPCA, was invited to give a quick overview and informative slideshow.”
“It was an eye-opener for them to see how large the GSPCA is and the diverse work it undertakes daily.”
LADIES' CHARITY LUNCHEON in aid of GSPCA and Clic Sargent Saturday 17th April
ARE YOU READY FOR A FUN AFTERNOON AND TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THESE TWO WORTHY CHARITIES?
Elaine Lockett and Wendy Woodcock are delighted to announce a fundraising event that (Covid permitting) will take place on Saturday 17th April in the Harry Bound Room at Les Cotils from 12pm until 3pm.
The event is in aid of the GSPCA and Clic Sargent and is set to be a fantastic afternoon raising much needed funds during these difficult days.
Earlier this month the GSPCA and St Andrews Floral Group attended this year's Floral Guernsey Community Competition.
There were four Bailiwick entries taking part in this year's Floral Guernsey Community Competition who were recognised for their achievements at this year’s awards evening including St Andrews Floral Group.
Forest secured the overall winning place with a GOLD AWARD and the prestigious Lady Dorey Trophy with Herm and St Andrews also securing GOLD AWARDS and St Saviours a SILVER AWARD.
Last week the GSPCA hosted and welcomed almost 40 animal charities and professionals from around the British Isles and Ireland to discuss best practice and challenges to the sector.
The focus of the meeting was on microchipping with leading experts from the sector visiting Guernsey to head a discussion panel to the charity members of the ADCH.
On Sunday the GSPCA took a stall along to the Les Cotils Christmas Fayre where we managed to raise £250.
After a wet windy day out in the weather on the Saturday the team enjoyed the warmth of Les Cotils and not only saw hundreds of visitors we even saw Santa pop by.
With all sorts of Christmas gifts on sale and games to play lots was raised for the animals at the Shelter.
We would like to thank all that organised and supported what was a lovely day.
This Sunday come and join us with many other stall holders at Les Cotils for some festive fun.
We will be setting up from 9.00am to be ready to sell by 11.00.
This is the 3rd annual Traditional Christmas fayre will be held at Les Cotils which is on the 29th November from 11am-5pm.
With many local stall holders catering for every Christmas need from decorations, gifts and food.
There will also be live festive music, live demonstrations, children's activities and Father Christmas.
Yesterday the GSPCA and Hearing Dogs for Deaf People Guernsey enjoyed a wonderful afternoon Sunday Lunch organised by Sidney's Sponsored Events.
The event was held at Les Cotils and with the breath taking view from the Harry Bound Room the diners were served fantastic food in picturesque surroundings.
Corinne Connolly was the main organisor of the event helped by Sarah Brown from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.