✨ Charity Raffle for Merton Lodge Community Centre 🏆 I'm sure most of you have heard about the explosion that shook Newcastle last month, particularly in Benwell. The incident left many residents homeless, and it’s especially close to our hearts as one of our own team members had to evacuate her home right across from the blast. At Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Stephenson Quarter, we’re committed to helping our community recover, and we’re aiming to raise funds via a charity raffle. We couldn’t do this without the generosity of fantastic companies and hotels who've contributed raffle prizes. All proceeds go to Merton Lodge Community Centre, a charity that has helped many in the Benwell community previously and more since the explosion happened. Tickets are sold at £5 each can be purchased via https://lnkd.in/eGpyGP53 or scan the QR code in the poster below. The draw closes on 12 December 2024, 12pm, and winners will be chosen via GalaBid. Any questions, please reach out to PA@cpnewcastlehotel.co.uk. I hope everyone can contribute to this important cause and help our Newcastle community. 💙
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