Mayoral Appeal donates £3,000 to local causes

Wednesday, 1 May 2024 16:15

Councillor Mrs Natalie Byron-Teare JP (centre) with representatives from the RNLI, IOM Parrott Sanctuary and IOM Live At Home Scheme.

A charity appeal run by the Mayoress of Douglas has raised £3,000.

The Mayoral Appeal presented three cheques to local charities: the RNLI, IOM Parrot Sanctuary and IOM Live At Home Scheme for their invaluable services to the Manx community.

A presentation ceremony was held on Monday April 29 at the City Hall Chamber in Douglas, where each charity received a donation of £1,000.

Mayor Natalie Bryon-Teare expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the chosen charities, acknowledging their unwavering dedication and tireless efforts in serving the community.

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