Charity skydive raises £615 for St Elizabeth’s Hospice
Posted on: May 12th 2017 • Posted in: Charity Work
A very BIG well done from all at Poundfields to Paul for completing his skydive on 29th April to raise money for St Elizabeth Hospice. He raised a fantastic £615 in total.
For more information on the hospice and the incredible work it does click here >>> www.stelizabethhospice.org.uk
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