Hospice Isle of Man and Athol Garage co-partnered again this year in order to raise valuable funds for the local charity.
The Hospice Christmas note prize draw was won by Julie Bradley. There were nineteen other prizes. Hospice has contacted all winners.
Julie won a new Nissan Note 1.2 Acenta in Magnetic Red Metallic!
Chief Executive for Hospice, Anne Mills congratulated Julie on winning such a sleek red vehicle and thanked everyone that bought a ticket.
She reminded everyone that 85p of every pound spent is used directly on patient care so all the money raised from this initiative will make a huge difference to people when they most need support.
David Quayle, Sales Director and co-owner of Athol Garage added: “We will continue to work with Hospice because we know the difference this charity makes to our community.” “Each ticket sold equates to care.” “To support Hospice in this way is our way of supporting a compassionate community that cares about each other.”
Julie expressed her delight at winning this lovely car.
Pictured are David Quayle with Anne Mills, Chief Executive of Hospice with along with Mary Doyle, Head of Income Generation and the very lucky winner, Julie Bradley.
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