The women who organised and participated in this fundraiser wore pink t-shirts with their names printed on, courtesy of Recognition Express Southbucks and their car washing equipment was provided by t…

The women who organised and participated in this fundraiser wore pink t-shirts with their names printed on, courtesy of Recognition Express Southbucks and their car

washing equipment was provided by the fire station. The majority of the proceeds from the day went to Elisha but a small percentage also went towards the Fire Fighters Charity. 

Andy Lian owner of Recognition Express Southbucks, UK and European market leader in corporate gifts, badges, promotional products and personalised clothing, commented: “It was a real pleasure to be able to help with such an important event. We wish Elisha all the best with her treatment.”

Lisa Hawes, event organiser, said: “Thank you to everyone who has helped raise money for Elisha and the fire station, and to all the businesses that got involved to support us. Now we have our t-shirts there’s no stopping us in our fundraising ventures.”