Kind hearted widower raises cash for hospice

A Doncaster widower who held an evening of Northern Soul and Tamla Motown in a bid to raise cash for St John's Hospice has just handed over £517.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th Feb 2018, 10:10 BST
Updated 6th Feb 2018, 18:03 BST
Pictured from left to right are Lindsey Richards, of St Johns Hospice; Wicksy, Roger Smith and Chris Smith of the hospice.Pictured from left to right are Lindsey Richards, of St Johns Hospice; Wicksy, Roger Smith and Chris Smith of the hospice.
Pictured from left to right are Lindsey Richards, of St Johns Hospice; Wicksy, Roger Smith and Chris Smith of the hospice.

Roger Smith, 52,of Bentley, owner of Fencing 4U, raised the cash from ticket sales, a raffle and by selling hospice merchandise at the event at Markham Main Officials Club in Armthorpe.

Roger has also previously donated cash from his partner Cheryl’s funeral to the hospice; replaced the hospice garden fencing, fitting it for free, meaning he donated £750 of his time, he’s also donated cash from a couple of garden parties and from several other events he’s organised.

He’s now raised £6,077 for the Balby-based hospice.

The hospice is run by Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH).

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