Doncaster pub to host festive fundraiser for Andy's Man Club
The event will raise funds for the nationwide charity
A major community fundraising and awareness event is coming to Doncaster this winter to support the vital work of Andy’s Man Club, a prominent men's mental health charity.
The event is scheduled to take place at Saracens on Cleveland Street on Sunday, 6 December kicking off at 2pm
Organisers have promised an action-packed schedule designed to bring the local community together while raising crucial funds and driving conversations around men's mental health under the charity's well-known banner, It’s Okay To Talk.
The fundraiser will feature a diverse line-up of live acts as well as raffles and prize giveaways.
While the event promises plenty of entertainment, its core mission remains focused on awareness and education.
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A central highlight of the day will be an official presentation delivered by representatives from Andy’s Man Club Doncaster.
Andys Man Club is a nationwide, peer-to-peer support group network that provides a safe, non-judgmental space for men to open up about their struggles.
The presentation aims to highlight the resources available locally, share impactful stories, and break down the stigmas surrounding male mental health.
It will be third time the bar has organised a festive fundraiser.
A spokesperson said: “The first one raised over £2,000 and the last one raised over £5,000 for Andy's Man Club.
“The December date was specifically chosen because the Christmas season is a notoriously difficult time for men.
“Financial pressure, unrealistic expectations and work stress can play a massive part in men going through a storm at this time of year.
“The aim is to raise much needed funds and spread awareness of the help that is available from Andy's Man Club.
“There will also be a presentation from a lady who will share first hand experience about the impact suicide has had on her and her family when her son lost his battle with depression and took his own life.”