West Sussex Woodturners donate creations to St Barnabas House

By The Newsroom
Published 7th Nov 2018, 14:59 BST
Updated 7th Nov 2018, 16:01 BST
Members of the West Sussex Woodturners have donated a number of items to be sold in aid of St Barnabas House hospiceMembers of the West Sussex Woodturners have donated a number of items to be sold in aid of St Barnabas House hospice
Members of the West Sussex Woodturners have donated a number of items to be sold in aid of St Barnabas House hospice
The West Sussex Woodturners were delighted to present St Barnabas House hospice with a wide variety of hand turned wooden items to sell at their Christmas fairs and in their shops, at their monthly meeting on Sunday.

The group has supported St Barnabas House for several years, and after the popularity of the beautiful wooden creations that raised many much needed funds for the charity last year, the club’s members chose to once again to support St Barnabas House for Christmas 2018.

Ron Inglis, who received support from St Barnabas House when he lost his eldest son, has supported the charity personally for over ten years and regularly makes items to help them raise essential funds.

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He said “The support of The West Sussex Woodturners has once again been astounding and I am proud to be a part of this group that does so much behind the scenes to help both charities and local groups.

“St Barnabas House does amazing work for the patients and their families and I am delighted that the club have chosen to appoint them as their charity once again.”