A super-duper day for children's hospice

A RADIO station and a small business teamed up to raise money for a children's hospice.
Fancy dress winner Scarlett Pickett, with mum Jodi,Fancy dress winner Scarlett Pickett, with mum Jodi,
Fancy dress winner Scarlett Pickett, with mum Jodi,

Mobility retailer, Solent Mobility, at Lee-on-the-Solent, partnered with Wave 105 Cash4Kids to put on a superhero fun day at the firm’s showroom last week.

The event was held to raise money for Naomi House Children’s Hospice, near Winchester.

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Schoolchildren were encouraged to dress in their favourite superhero costumes.

Prizes were awarded for the best ones.

There was also a raffle and superhero-themed cakes were sold, helping to raise almost £130.

Debbie Watts, director at Solent Mobility, said: ‘We had a terrific time with everyone making an effort to dress the part for the day.

‘The team are always enthusiastic about charity events we have in the showroom.

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‘The superhero cake, donated by a friend of mine, was first prize in the raffle, and I won it.

‘I decided to take it to a business networking group the following day and raffle it again, and raised a further £45.

‘Wave105 Cash4Kids do so much for local children’s charities and they inspired us to get involved and make a contribution by holding this fun event’.

Winner of the best superhero fancy dress went to Scarlett Pickett, who attended with her mother, Jodi.

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