MEMBERS of the Miele South-West service technicians team are raising funds to support Burnham-on-Sea RNLI with a car wash at the town lifeboat station.
The event will take place on Wednesday, April 6 between 10am and 3pm when members of the field service team will be on-site to wash vehicles to a pristine finish.
Senior technician, Ralph Young, washing one of the company vans
A photo of an RNLI boat
Payment will be made via a suggested donation and all funds will go directly to Burnham-on-Sea lifeboat station.
Miele Ward, interim Regional Service Manager said: “We are all aware of the important role that the RNLI has, in saving lives at sea and wanted to do something to help.
"On the day we expect to have between six and eighteen members of staff (all volunteers) on-site ready to wash. Besides raising funds, we also wish to promote awareness of the RNLI's importance.”
Burnham Operations Manager Matt Davies added: “We welcome the support from the service team, some of whom are associated with the RNLI in other parts of the region. Thank you from all our volunteers and fundraisers.”
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