Fundraising on the fairway – join our fantastic charity golf day
Our annual charity golf day has become a highlight of the Perrys fundraising calendar, and this year’s event on Friday 8 June is shaping up to be another huge success.
Perrys staff, clients and associates have signed up to take part in what looks set to be a wonderful day of competition and camaraderie in aid of an incredibly worthwhile cause.
The event will once again be held at Chart Hills Golf Club, a truly stunning course that was designed by Sir Nick Faldo and has won numerous accolades since it opened in 1993.
Money raised during the day will be donated to Family Matters, an award-winning Kent based charity that provides therapy and counselling for survivors of childhood sexual abuse and rape.
Family Matters supports over 4000 people each year in Kent, Surrey and South East London, but as a charity its funding is subject to constant change. Every donation goes towards providing free counselling to people in need.
Last year we were proud to donate £8,500 to Family Matters – money raised during the golf day and other charity events at Perrys over the course of twelve months.
Stewart Pope, our CEO, says: “We’re very much looking forward to teeing off on June 8, and we know that people will once again give generously to this important cause.
“This is always such a friendly event, although we can’t deny that it does get a little competitive at times, but of course that’s part of the fun! Chart Hills is the ideal venue and whatever the weather, we are set for a great day.”
If you’d like to take part, tickets cost £99 and include full English breakfast on arrival, an 18-hole round of golf, entry into the hole-in-one competition and a three course dinner at the end of the day. To book, call Caroline Hoare on 01892 543900 or email hoare@perry-company.co.uk.
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