Jewellery sale for Turners Hill disabled children's charity

Sullivan's Heroes charity will be selling a huge selection of beautiful costume jewellery at the weekend, with all proceeds going towards providing ongoing grants for home adaptations for disabled children.
By The Newsroom
Published 15th Jul 2016, 16:36 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 22:54 BST
Sullivan's Heroes is holding a jewellery sale at Turners Hill Village fete to fund ongoing grants to adaptations to the home of disabled children - picture submittedSullivan's Heroes is holding a jewellery sale at Turners Hill Village fete to fund ongoing grants to adaptations to the home of disabled children - picture submitted
Sullivan's Heroes is holding a jewellery sale at Turners Hill Village fete to fund ongoing grants to adaptations to the home of disabled children - picture submitted

Visit the Sullivan’s Heroes stall at the Turners Hill Village Fete from 1.45pm on Sunday July 17, and grab a bargain or few.

All jewellery is ex-duty free stock, generously donated by Scorpio Worldwide, leading suppliers of Jewellery and Gifts to the Travel Retail Industry. There will also be a selection of cuddly toys and gifts for sale, plus the chance to win a Giant Teddy in the raffle!

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Fiona Smith of Sullivan’s heroes said: “Thank you to Scorpio Worldwide and also to our other sponsors – Infinity Print & Embroidery, Treetop Print and Design, and Fastsigns Crawley who have most kindly donated all promotional material.

“With hundreds of styles of necklaces, earrings, bracelets and brooches to choose from – and items from just £1 – it’s the perfect place to find a gift for friends, family and yourself.

“And after all that hard work choosing, a pick-me-up will be on hand at the Beer Tent where The Crown Pub will be selling refreshments, with proceeds generously going to Sullivan’s Heroes.”

The fete will be held at Turners Hill Recreation Ground, The Mount, off East Street, Turners Hill, West Sussex, RH10 4RA.

Thank you to all concerned, and for your support to build brighter futures for disabled children.

For further information about Sullivan’s Heroes and the event, please visit: www.sullivansheroes.org

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