Hughes Electrical has stepped in to support a special fund-raising event in aid of a school for children with special needs in Norwich.
It has donated a number of items including an ASUS tablet, Sony sound bar, George Foreman Health Grill, electric knife, wine chiller and a Bluetooth speaker to be used as prizes at a forthcoming golf event.
‘Dominic’s Day’ is being held at Barnham Broom on August 17 to raise funds for the Harford Manor School. It is being organised by Dominic’s parents and sister: Marianne, Adrian and Jodie Stimpson in memory of their son and brother Dominic.
Adrian Stimpson said: “Our son had eleven happy and fulfilling years at Harford Manor. We have now had seven such golf days, which have raised over £27,000 for the school, allowing it to purchase some special equipment which the children are all able to benefit from.
“We could not possibly raise this amount of money without the generous donations of local companies like Hughes Electrical.”
Hughes Dereham branch manager Andy Royston added: “The family has done such a great job over the years raising money for a very worthy cause. We are delighted to be able to support what they do and hope this year’s event is the most successful yet.”
The event is being held on the Valley Course at Barnham Broom and entry is £180 for a team of four including coffee & bacon rolls, 18 holes of golf and a two-course dinner. For further details please contact Adrian Stimpson – stimpson661@btinternet.com.
