'˜Huge amount' raised by small charity

Butterflies Breast Care Support Group raised £1,162.32 at an all-day cake and bric-a-brac sale, held at All Saints' Church hall, Findon Valley.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Jan 2017, 16:12 BST
Updated 9th Jan 2017, 13:03 BST

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The Shool of Jaz band gave their services for freeThe Shool of Jaz band gave their services for free
The Shool of Jaz band gave their services for free

The total, acclaimed as a ‘huge amount’ to be raised by such a small charity, will help purchase a Faxitron X-ray machine for breast operations at the breast unit at Worthing Hospital.

The sale attracted hundreds of customers, who enjoyed refreshments and entertainment from the Shool of Jaz band, comprising Steve James on guitar, Bob Kerr on trumpet, Charlie Anderson on drums), vocalist Sarah Platt and Kate Hogg on saxophone, flute and vocals.

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Sue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the sale, in addition to arranging the hall hire and organising the band, who gave their services free.

Sue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the saleSue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the sale
Sue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the sale

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Sue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the saleSue Shelley and family, including her daughters Harriet and Charlotte, baked hundreds of cakes for the sale
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