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Burley Golf Club hosted multiple fundraising activities over the last year, starting with the Lady Captain’s Day, which involved 44 members of the club playing golf in a range of fantastic Disney costumes followed by a lovely lunch at the club house. Jo Clarke, Ladies Captain of Burley Golf Club, said: “We’re delighted to support Minstead Trust for the second year at Burley Golf Club. The ladies had a fabulous day playing golf dressed as Disney Characters a few days before the Captains Charity day, overall (left to right) Maria, James, Jo Clarke, Florrie and Clive Kibblewhite at the Burley Golf Club Fundraising Day Dressed as Disney on Lady Captain’s Day we helped to raise almost £4,000 which was absolutely fantastic.” Later in the week, on Saturday 31st July 2021 a fundraising day was held at Burley Golf Club. is included golfers playing a friendly competition, during which they were able to pause for on course refreshments hosted by Club Captain Clive Kibblewhite. As well as funds raised from competition entry, money was raised through ra es, generous donations from sponsorship and local businesses and an auction. Clive Kibblewhite, Club Captain said: “75 members of The Burley Golf Club enjoyed a day’s golf and had a great time raising money for the Minstead Trust. They all got underway with a shotgun start at midday, with a meal afterwards followed by an auction of the many things that had been donated. It was the highlight of the Captain’s year.” Florrie, who is supported by Minstead Trust, was present as an ambassador for the Trust alongside her parents, James and Maria who both volunteer for the Trust. Florrie did a wonderful job explaining to people about Minstead Trust and how it helps to support her. As well as this, Florrie helped draw names for the ra e and announcing the winners. Earlier this year, the ladies team also booked a group visit to Furzey Gardens, a social enterprise of Minstead Trust, as another way to support and learn more about the Trust. During their visit they were taken for a guided tour by Head Gardener, Pete White. A erwards they enjoyed refreshments from the tea room and learnt more about the plants they had seen, the history of the gardens and gained more of an insight into the skills that the people supported by Minstead Trust gain from their work at the gardens. If you would like to nd out more about Minstead Trust or how you can get involved with the charity, please visit: www.minsteadtrust.org.uk Youth Charity joins HSBC’s No Fixed Address Scheme to Help Homeless Young People in Need Hampshire youth charity, No Limits, has joined HSBC’s No Fixed Address programme to enable young people without a xed home address to open a bank account. e scheme empowers homeless and sofa sur ng people to manage their money from work or bene ts in a safe and secure way, equipping them with budgeting skills for the future. Young people accessing the programme can also receive practical support from No Limits with housing, budgeting, employment, education and training opportunities, ensuring young people are given all round support to help them improve their circumstances. Maria Slevin, Service Manager at No Limits, said: “ We’re really pleased to be recognised as a partner in HSBC’s No Fixed Address programme. Not having a fixed address is a real barrier for young people and it can exacerbate the already vulnerable position they’re in. HSBC’s scheme is a lifeline for those who are homeless or sofa surfing. By opening a bank account, young people can break free from the vicious cycle of unemployment and build a brighter future.” Young people experiencing housing or homelessness difficulties in Southampton can access the No Fixed Address programme by making an appointment with No Limits by phoning: 023 8022 4224 or emailing: enquiries@nolimitshelp.org.uk