Pacific Support Services is again hosting a charity golf day in aid of Young Epilepsy. This will be the sixth golf day run by Pacific Support Services for Young Epilepsy and takes place on 9 September 2022 at Stock Brook Manor Country Club in Billericay, Essex.
Over the past few years, the fundraising event has hit the £28,000 target and is hoping for an even better performance this year. Based in Eltham, Pacific Support Services’ MD, Richard Pallett, said: “It is a charity close to my heart and I’m always thrilled when we can help such a worthwhile organisation.”
Sally Brighton, fundraising director at Young Epilepsy, said: “Children with epilepsy have a right to be heard. It is our job to listen and work with them so they can thrive and fulfil their potential. Support from Pacific Support Services and the charity golf day helps coordinate research to improve diagnosis and treatments, supports campaigns for children’s rights and provides vital tools, information and practical support for children living with epilepsy. We are delighted that Pacific are once again so generously organising this wonderful event. Everyone who takes part, whether that’s playing their best (or worst!) round of golf or digging deep for some of the amazing auction prizes on offer, will be helping young people with epilepsy to live happy fulfilled lives.”
If you would like to take part, please contact [email protected] or phone 01322 554 142.
Swinging into charity action
Published 22nd March, 2022 by Neil Nixon
