Charity golf day raises funds for cardiac ward at Warwick Hospital

By James Smith

8th Jul 2024 | Local News

Participants at Nailcote Hall before the start of the golf day (image by Will Johnstone Photography)
Participants at Nailcote Hall before the start of the golf day (image by Will Johnstone Photography)

The Old Bakery Golf Society recently held its annual Charity day at Nailcote Hall in support of the cardiac ward at Warwick Hospital.

The charity was chosen as one of the members of the society has benefited from excellent care after an emergency admission to the ward.

With the generous donations given by the Old Bakery's proprietors and members of the society through a raffle, golf hole sponsorship and various golfing forfeits a total of £1,000 was raised.

Cardiology nurse specialist Sue Haskins confirmed the ward has decided to buy TVs for the patients, sets of wireless headphones, together with some garden furniture and plants for the patients and staff to enjoy.

Martyn Kendall who benefitted from the ward's care with cardiology nurse Sue Haskins and daughter Gemma Howells (image by Will Johnstone Photography)

Doug Glassford the Golf Society's secretary and Martyn recently visited the hospital to see how the money was being spent.

"Thanks go to Sunny, Sanj and all the family at the Old Bakery Hotel in Kenilworth and not least the members of the golf society for the generosity of their donations," organisers said.

Doug Glassford, Martyn Kendall, Sue Haskins and members of the cardiac ward team at Warwick Hospital (image supplied)

     

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