Rutherglen Reformer

Joe’s coffee morning raises funds for charity

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Staff at a Cambuslang funeral directors opened up their doors to help raise vital funds for a local charity.

Joseph Nelson’s Funeral Directors held a coffee morning at their Glen Street branch in aid of Cambuslang Disabled Fund.

Joe heard about volunteers from the fund climbing one of Scotland’s highest mountains and raising £600 along the way.

He was inspired to do his part and put on the coffee morning which proved to be a great success, raising £500 for the group, which has been on the go for almost 40 years.

Joe said:“I would like to thank my staff for their efforts in helping to organise the morning, it was a great success.

“I would also like to thank the many local businesses that donated towards the raffle, without them it simply wouldn’t be possible.

“Most importantl­y, I would like to thank the members of the public who came along for a cuppa and dug deep to help this great local cause, it was great to see community coming together.

“We even had a surprise visit from Mickey Mouse.”

Cambuslang Disabled Fund is run by Gerard Jones and is a registered charity in Scotland.

The fund was establishe­d for the purpose of benefiting persons who suffer from a physical or mental handicap in Rutherglen and Cambuslang.

Contact their secretary on 0784051442­9 for more informatio­n.

 ??  ?? Taking the Mickey Linda Craig and Devyn Taylor with Mickey Mouse at a coffee morning hosted by Joseph Nelson’s Funeral Care in Cambuslang
Taking the Mickey Linda Craig and Devyn Taylor with Mickey Mouse at a coffee morning hosted by Joseph Nelson’s Funeral Care in Cambuslang

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