What a wonderful effort from the staff and clients of Specsavers in St Helens.
After raffles, collections, and a fun day in the store in aid of The Eye Fund, they presented Carol and Paul with a cheque for £1210.67.
Your contributions will go a long way to helping people like Simon.
Thank you so much.
Anybody reading this who thinks they can help in however small a way please contact us.
Specsavers are holding a charity night on 7th May at Bar 44 in St. Helens. Tickets are only £5.00 each and are available from Specsavers, 2-4 Bridge Street, St Helens. (More details to follow)
There is to be an auction on the night. Items to include a tour for 4 round Anfield, a tour for 2 round Goodison Park, 2 Sony Erricson Vivaz mobile phones plus Blue Tooth, a signed Jason Mansford DVD, and other special items.
There will also be a “FUN DAY” in the St. Helens Specsavers store 2-4 Bridge Street, on 14th May 9am – 5pm. (More details to follow)
All proceeds from both events will go to The Eye Fund charity
Coming up:-
Sincere thanks to everybody concerned. Your help is truly appreciated.
Carol & Paul
The Eye Fund “Fractured Vision” exhibition was a huge success.
Pieces of art work were shown by the Fine Arts BA Course at Wirral Metropolitan College. Members of Ashville Lodge, home of The Wirral Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted, Simon’s sister, Helen, and Jacob’s friend, Tim. The whole reason for the exhibition was Simon. 12 of his newly chosen designs were also shown.
At the champagne opening, performed by Mike McCartney, the Eye Fund Patron, Carol and Paul presented a cheque for £9000 to Dr Deborah Broadbent and Jayne Bradley from St Paul’s Eye Hospital, Liverpool, to start a brand new counselling service.
A computer with Dolphin software, which can be used by blind and partially sighted people was also presented to Sharon Bentley funded by The Eye Fund. Sharon is losing her sight and this computer will enable her to carry on with her studies.
The LFC signed shield was won by John Sedgewick, who immediately gave it to Neil from the Wirral Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted (he is an avid Liverpool lunatic).
The Sherry family were present in force and the evening closed with a toast to Simon by Phil.
The week long exhibition raised £1000. Lots more help for people like Simon!!!
This is what it’s all about.
Carol & Paul Sherry
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Look who passed the £50k-raised marker this weekend! 
With your continued support, we hope to reach £100k in 2011.