by Tom Walsh
Wandahome has been doing its part for charity by holding a caravan pull, with all proceeds going to Macmillan Cancer Support.
The event took place in South Cave on Sunday 14 April with Wandahome employees Barry Hagues and Darren Brown (pictured) pulling a Swift Ambassador three miles from Brough Police Station to the company’s premises in the East Riding of Yorkshire village.
It was a record-breaking day for everyone concerned with the volunteers getting the caravan over the distance in just one hour.
They were greeted by a hearty crowd and enjoyed cupcakes as a well-earned reward for their charitable efforts.
Charis Hawkins, marketing coordinator Wandahome (South Cave) Ltd, said: “We want to encourage the public to help us raise money for cancer sufferers in East Yorkshire, [local radio station] KCFM’s three month challenge is to raise as much awareness in the area as possible.
“And we hope we can contribute to that and hopefully reach our target of £500.”
At the time of writing, Wandahome South Cave’s charity caravan pull had raised in excess of £1,000. If you want to add to the total, head over to their JustGiving page.
We at CaravanTimes salute Barry and Darren’s Herculean efforts. To see pictures from the day, click on the slideshow below:
