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Second Allen Tomas & Co charity golf event is a success!










The second Allen Tomas & Co Charity Golf day was held on September 23rd at Heacham Manor in Norfolk. We are pleased to say we raised over £1,000 for our chosen charities, Norfolk Hospice and the West Raynham ward at King's Lynn's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

With fantastic weather, the day was a huge success with 10 teams competing in a stableford event. The winning team were Johnsons Gift Shops Limited, second place Vitality and third place Hawkins Ryan Solicitors. The two longest drives were won by Gary Fitzjohn and Tom Mcewan and the two nearest the pins were won by Peter Zimmer Smith and Roger Lebbell - each were congratulated with a bottle of Prosecco.

We would like to thank Heacham Manor for hosting the event, the fundraising department at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Norfolk Hospice, everyone who participated and brought raffle prizes, Patric Stuart of Brancaster Golf Club and Richard Boyd for donating golf vouchers, the support of Mark Jenner from Canada Life and Sam May from Vitality.

We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!




Location: Heacham, King's Lynn PE31, UK

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