Over 100 people attended a coffee morning at Ralston Bowling Club in Renfrewshire, raising £3,050 for Macmillan Cancer Support. The event was supported by the community through donations of bottles, bric-a-brac, and home baking. Local businesses also contributed to the raffle. Various stall holders and local artists also helped raise funds for the cause.
A magnificent £3,050 was raised for Macmillan Cancer Support during a highly successful coffee morning at Ralston Bowling Club in Renfrewshire.
Appreciation must also be extended, organisers said, to the various stall holders who did a roaring trade and were kept very busy all morning. Download the free Renfrewshire Live app today Renfrewshire Live, the new free app dedicated to bringing you around the clock breaking news, is now available to download.
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