RSPCA fundraiser raises over £2,000 for centre’s vital work
RSPCA Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre in Nantwich has celebrated the success of its first Cheese and Wine Evening - kindly supported by Falcon Wealth Management - which raised £2,150 for the centre’s work.
The evening, held on Thursday, September 11, brought together supporters for an evening of fine wine and cheese, music and some raffle and auction fun.
Guests were welcomed within the RHS garden at the wildlife centre and they enjoyed South American wines introduced by sommelier Mark Jeffries, paired with artisan cheeses introduced by Nick Birchall. Live music, a raffle, an auction and exclusive tours of the Wildlife Centre created a memorable experience for all those who attended.
The monies raised will go directly towards purchasing vital medical equipment to help sick, injured and orphaned wildlife cared for by staff at Stapeley Grange.
Lee Stewart, Centre Manager, said: “We’re overwhelmed by the generosity of everyone who came along. The support from our community means we can continue to provide life-saving care for the thousands of wild animals that come through our doors each year.”
The RSPCA would like to thank Falcon Wealth Management for their support and kind donation of this first event, which played a vital role in its success.
Lee added: “Public donations are crucial to the work at Stapeley Grange, and events like these highlight how individuals and companies can make a real difference to the welfare of local wildlife.”
Anyone wishing to support the centre, whether through fundraising, donations or partnerships can find out more by contacting the Centre Manager at lee.stewart@rspca.org.uk.
Stapeley Grange’s fundraising team has now turned its efforts to its annual Christmas Fair. The festive event will be held on Sunday, December 7. Santa and Mrs Claus have confirmed their attendance and everyone is welcome to join in the festive fun.
For alll fundraising enquiries please contact Clare Ward, clare.ward@rspca.org.uk