Helping Harlee's Angels: Dandara raise money at charity golf day for local cause
Dandara Southern raised a tee-rific £12,000 for charity Harlee’s Angels at their golf day at Goodwood Downs Golf Club in Chichester.
Sixty four players took to the course and participated in a range of events to raise money for the local charity which offers assistance to families who have experienced the sudden death of a child within the Hampshire area.
The golfers competed in a range of events including a Team Combined Competition, Singles competitions, Nearest to pins and a Flop Shot Challenge.
Paul Ebbs, Regional Director at Dandara Southern, added: “We had an amazing turn out on the day and we saw some very impressive golf being played. I would like to thank everyone who came along and helped us to raise money for Harlee’s Angels which gives so much care and support for bereaved families.”
Harlee’s Angels which was set up by parents Fern and Ryan, who sadly lost their eleven year old son Harlee unexpectedly in June 2020, helps families financially with household bills, groceries and counselling.
Fern from Harlee’s Angels commented: “We are beyond grateful for the money that the charity golf day raised which will help support families financially and provide funding for private counselling. We want to offer as much help as we can to other families who have gone through a similar experience, and the money raised will enable them to get the help they need.” Find out more
Sixty four players took to the course and participated in a range of events to raise money for the local charity which offers assistance to families who have experienced the sudden death of a child within the Hampshire area.
The golfers competed in a range of events including a Team Combined Competition, Singles competitions, Nearest to pins and a Flop Shot Challenge.
Paul Ebbs, Regional Director at Dandara Southern, added: “We had an amazing turn out on the day and we saw some very impressive golf being played. I would like to thank everyone who came along and helped us to raise money for Harlee’s Angels which gives so much care and support for bereaved families.”
Harlee’s Angels which was set up by parents Fern and Ryan, who sadly lost their eleven year old son Harlee unexpectedly in June 2020, helps families financially with household bills, groceries and counselling.
Fern from Harlee’s Angels commented: “We are beyond grateful for the money that the charity golf day raised which will help support families financially and provide funding for private counselling. We want to offer as much help as we can to other families who have gone through a similar experience, and the money raised will enable them to get the help they need.” Find out more