Casino evening raises £401 for cancer charity
A charity casino night at the Camelford Arms last month staged in association with Bear-Patrol raised £401 for a local cancer charity.
A charity casino night at the Camelford Arms last month staged in association with Bear-Patrol raised £401 for a local cancer charity.
Full size Roulette and Blackjack tables were installed in the bar by professional croupiers, one being Camelford regular Gary Smith, who donated his services for the night.
The money, raised for the Sussex Cancer Fund will be used to buy 10 heat warming pads for the Sussex Cancer Centre at The Royal Sussex County Hospital for patients to put around their arms to help improve circulation when chemotherapy is being administered.
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