02:42AM, Thursday 24 January 2013
A Thames Valley fellowship club has raised £2,000 for the Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service.
Chris Neale, president of the Thames Valley Unicorn Club, presented the cheque to the charity's community fundraiser Suzie Knowles last week.
Funds were raised by club members throughout the year at events including a quiz night and the Wokingham fireworks spectacular.
The charity will use the money to pay for a new laptop and various pieces of medical equipment, including a much needed syringe driver for delivering medication.
Unicorn Clubs are a small group of Fellowship Clubs in the Thames Valley area.
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