Corfe Mullen Carnival News


On 17th September we held our annual Cheque Presentation & Thank You event.


This is the Carnival committee’s way of saying ‘thank you’ to those who support our event, either by volunteering their time to assist us, by supplying equipment or by making a


fi nancial contribution


Lead Youth Worker Nigel Christopher, Youth Helper Sheila Clark, Vice-Chairman Corfe Mullen Youth Trust Paul Harrison (C-R)


Debbie Dunford, from Green Island Holiday Trust (R)


towards the running of the Carnival. At this event, we also make the donations to the Carnival charities and smaller donations to other groups who have contributed towards the smooth running of the Carnival. Our Chairman, David Mills, and Princess for 2017, Maisie Thick, were on hand to award the Corfe Mullen Youth Trust a cheque for £2,075 and the Green Island Holiday Trust a cheque for £3,500.


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