The Rotary Club of Furness held its annual prize presentation evening at Roose Conservative Club. The event was well attended by prizewinners, helpers and Rotarians.
Amongst those receiving prizes was 8 year-old Henry Chatfield who won the Junior First Prize.
Henry, along with his mum, took part in the 13 mile ride, raising a whopping £801.25 for St Mary's Hospice.
Photo (l to r) Rotary Club President Nigel Johnson, Henry with his trophy and Heidi Bowron from St Mary's Hospice.
From St. Mary's Hospice:
Oh what a night! Our Area Fundraiser, Heidi Bowron, attended Rotary Club of Furness #Tourdefurness presentation at Roose Sports & Social cons Club.
The atmosphere was electrifying as cyclists, volunteers, sponsors and members of Rotary were there in attendance.
The Rotary Club of Furness presented a cheque for a staggering £7,000 to the Hospice.
Superstar Henry Chatfield, aged 8, raised £800 for St Marys and received the trophy for the Most Funds Raised for Under 16s.
Spirit Energy raised £1,607 for St Marys and received the Team Trophy for the Runners Up for the Bill Bartlett Trophy, and BAE "Deep Sea Peddlers" raised £2,227 for St Marys and received the prestigious Bill Bartlett Trophy.
Winning cheques from these three groups/individuals were also handed to Heidi. The total amount donated on the evening for St Marys Hospice was £7,700 !
A HUGE thank you to everyone involved with this fabulous event. We hope to see you all next year.
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