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Messages of hope and support for a great cause at complex

By Nub News Reporter   24th Sep 2024

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Jodie Ruskin (centre) helped boost Macmillan charity with her insight and the help of Freeman Court residents.
Jodie Ruskin (centre) helped boost Macmillan charity with her insight and the help of Freeman Court residents.

RESIDENTS and guests at a borough sheltered housing complex have raised around £250 for the Macmillan cancer charity.

They attended a spiritualism evening in the lounge at Freeman Court complex in Corringham which was organised by some of the residents.

Readings were presented by Jodie Ruskin.

Some of the guests with Tina Woollard (second right).

There was a small charge for entry, a raffle and a donations box through which the money was raised.

One of those behind the event was Tina Woollard, who said: "Our thanks to Jodie for some insighthul messages. It was an evening enjoyed by all and we are so pleased to have made so much for Macmillan."

     

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