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Hagley Golf Club's fundraising story

Hagley Golf Club's fundraising story

Hagley Golf Club chose Place2Be as their charity of the year and raised £7,335.62 in an incredible year of fundraising.

David Hampton’s daughter is an Educational Mental Health Practitioner with Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). When she heard that he needed to choose a charity to support during his term as Hagley Golf Club’s Seniors Captain, she suggest Place2Be straightaway.

With the cost-of-living crisis, the climate emergency and the war in Ukraine, Hagley Golf Club members felt that children and young people need support more than ever before.

Hagley Golf Club members recognised the challenges young people are facing. With the cost-of-living crisis, the climate emergency and the war in Ukraine, they felt that support for children and young people is vital.

Initially fundraising was daunting – but the more you progress, the more confident you become. You will be amazed at the amount of love and care that is out there for good causes. David, Hagley Golf Club's Seniors Captain

The incredible amount raised by the members of Hagley Golf Club could help fund a round of one-to-one counselling sessions for twelve children.

Seniors Captain David Hampton shares the club’s story and advice for anyone considering supporting Place2Be.

David’s advice to anyone struggling with their mental health

  • If you have any concerns or worries, however small you may think they are, do not keep them bottled up or secret.
  • Speak to someone you trust as soon as possible.
  • Remember, if no one knows, no one can help you.

Does David and Hagley Golf Club’s story inspire you?

Charity of the Year partnerships help make a real difference to children's and young people's mental health. If Hagley Golf Club’s story inspires you and you want to find out how to follow in their footsteps and support Place2Be, download our fundraising pack today.

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