Filey Lions have presented a donation of £3,000 to Saint Catherine’s to support patient care.
Lions president John Sellers said they had chosen to support the hospice as it ‘does so much for the people of this town and borough’.
Pictured left to right are Emma Wilson and her daughter Molly (age 7) representing Saint Catherine’s, Lions vice president Brenda Casey, Lion Peter Hawkins and president John Sellers.
Susan Stephenson, communications and marketing manager at Saint Catherine’s, said:
“We would like say a big thank you to Filey Lions for thinking of us and making this generous donation. It will make a big difference to our patients and their loved ones, helping us to continue providing round-the-clock care in these difficult times.”


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