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Blue Wings Spring Tea draws 159 people in successful Alberton fundraiser

All proceeds directly support the Blue Wings Association for Adults with Disabilities’ ongoing care and programmes for adults with disabilities.

The Blue Wings Association for Adults with Disabilities Spring Tea was a huge success, with 159 people attending the annual fundraising event in Raceview on September 19.

Hosted by the Blue Wings Association at the NGK Hall in Raceview, the event brought the community together for a morning of entertainment, fundraising and support for adults with disabilities.

A raffle winner poses for a picture. Supplied

Lucky Modise from Blue Wings described the event as a huge success and thanked those who attended and supported the fundraiser.

Corrina Dovey. Photo: Supplied

Jaco Briel entertained guests and also had the opportunity to take part in a raffle, with several attendees walking away as winners.

Brendan Maloney. Photo: Supplied

The funds raised will support the Blue Wings Association’s ongoing care and programmes for adults with disabilities.

Casey Glinski, Di Jarvis and Aidyn Allison. Photo: Supplied

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