Charity hero worth backing

I just love being around people who have the ability to get things done. The true doers of the world.

One of my local heroes this week is the amazingly enthusiastic Kayleigh Phillips, a shift manager at McDonalds in Cross Hands, who has a huge passion for supporting the Ronald McDonald House Charities.

After three of Kayleigh’s friends used RMHC while their children were in hospital, Kayleigh became passionate about raising both awareness and funds for the charity, last year raising more than £3000 and already raising £4000 this year.

The first ever Ronald McDonald house is currently being built in Wales and it will provide free ‘home away from home’ accommodation for families who have children being treated at the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital and the neo-natal intensive care unit at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.

It will cost more than £5.5 million to construct and £25 per night to accommodate one family . . . so every penny counts!

Kayleigh’s next fund raising event will be a comedy showcase by Phil Evans and Friends at the Tumble Workingmen’s Club on Saturday October 22.