Garon Park Golf Club donated 100 gifts to the Salvation Army to bring joy to children in need this Christmas.
In a heartwarming display of generosity, Garon Park Golf Club has once again shown its commitment to community spirit by supporting the Salvation Army’s Christmas toy appeal. With the help of members and supporters, the club collected and donated 100 presents to children in need.
Supporting the Salvation Army
The gifts were handed over to Trevor Cox, Shoeburyness Acting Corps Sergeant Major, with additional contributions from Tracey Potter, Rayleigh Corps Sergeant Major. These presents aim to bring joy, hope, and a touch of Christmas magic to families facing hardship during the festive season.
Community Spirit at Garon Park Golf
Garon Park Golf Club expressed heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the appeal. Their continued kindness and generosity make a real difference in the lives of those less fortunate. The club encourages everyone to stay connected and see the impact of their support through the Rayleigh and Shoeburyness Salvation Army branches.
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