Oswestry wedding venue charity event raises £5,608.00 for Samaritans

On Saturday, April 26, Bromwich Park Farm Weddings near Oswestry transformed into a hub of compassion and community spirit as it hosted a Charity Auction and Dinner to support the invaluable services provided by the Samaritans in Shrewsbury. The evening proved to be more than just a social gathering; it was a testament to the power of giving and the impact it can have on individuals in need.

Guests arrived at the picturesque venue, owned by Julian Barratt and Nicholas Immaculate, eager to enjoy an evening filled with delectable cuisine, warm camaraderie, and the thrill of a live auction. From the moment attendees stepped through the doors, they were welcomed with laughter and a sense of purpose, bonding over a shared commitment to support mental health services that operate tirelessly, night and day.

The charity auction showcased an impressive array of prizes donated by local businesses and generous individuals. From event tickets to dining experiences, attendees were presented with opportunities to bid on items while contributing to a worthy cause. Each bid not only added to the excitement of the evening but also played a pivotal role in supporting the vital work of the Samaritans.

By the end of the night, guests felt a profound sense of accomplishment, knowing that their participation contributed to a total of £5,608.00 raised for the charity. This amount will go directly towards ensuring that the Samaritans can continue their tireless work, providing critical services that save lives and foster hope in the community.

Julian and Nicholas expressed their heartfelt gratitude to all who attended and contributed to the event. “It’s wonderful to see our community come together for such an important cause. Every ticket purchased, every bid placed, and every donation made is a step towards fostering a supportive environment for those in crisis. We are proud to host this event and play a small part in supporting the amazing work that the Samaritans of Shrewsbury does.”