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The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £586
The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £ 586.85 to Middlesbrough Maternity Hospitals social care baby unit. the money was raised by CB fans with a barbecue on Redcar Stray. Sister Ann Carss is pictured accepting the money on behalf of the unit from June Pallister on behalf of the Charity Breakers and Philip Cooke, a member of the Zetland Breakers Club. The money is to go towards the cost of a portable mobile incubator. 20th November 1984
Staff
Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21711788
© Mirrorpix
Cheque Equipment Health Hospital Incubator Machine Maternity Medical National Health Service Nurse Staff Parkside
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 12.7cm x 17.7cm (5" x 7")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see a significant moment of generosity and community support. The Zetland and Breakers Clubs of Redcar have come together to present a cheque for an impressive £586.85 to the Middlesbrough Maternity Hospitals social care baby unit. This substantial amount was raised by devoted CB fans who organized a delightful barbecue on Redcar Stray. Sister Ann Carss, representing the baby unit, gratefully accepts the donation from June Pallister on behalf of Charity Breakers and Philip Cooke, a member of the esteemed Zetland Breakers Club. The funds collected will be utilized towards purchasing a portable mobile incubator that will undoubtedly make a difference in saving precious lives. Captured in November 1984, this image encapsulates the spirit of unity and compassion within the local community during the 1980s era. It serves as a reminder of how individuals can band together to support vital healthcare services like maternity units. The dedication shown by these clubs highlights their commitment not only to their own members but also to improving healthcare facilities for all residents. Their selfless act demonstrates that even small gestures can have far-reaching impacts when driven by genuine concern for others' well-being. This photograph is an enduring testament to humanity's capacity for kindness and solidarity, showcasing how ordinary people can make extraordinary contributions towards enhancing medical equipment and ultimately saving lives.
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