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Thank You for a Barrel of Fun and Fundraising

We’ve totted up the money and the final figure for the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Fundraising event was an amazing £400!! Once again a massive thank you from everyone at Disability Sheffield to The Barrel in Chapeltown, their wonderful landlady Steph Tate and her fab team, the stallholders, our amazing volunteers, staff members and trustees, all of whom helped to raise the profile of Disability Sheffield whilst generating much-appreciated funds. Not forgetting the Alice in Wonderland characters who added to the fun on the day.

We know and appreciate what it takes to organise, prepare for and hold an event of this kind and you can be assured that the money raised from all your efforts will go directly to supporting our work. We look forward to The Barrel hosting another fundraiser later this year. If anyone has any ideas for a ‘theme’ to top the Mad Hatter ( if that’s possible !) please let us know.

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