Young Fundraisers Bring Generosity to Falmouth Lifeboat Station: Over £500 Raised for RNLI

Two Youngsters Raise Hundreds for Lifesaving Cause

Falmouth Lifeboat Station recently welcomed two young visitors, Tilly and Florrie from Portscatho, who raised an impressive £585.65 for the RNLI. The sisters achieved this remarkable sum by crafting and selling over 300 friendship bracelets outside their village shop during the school holidays. Their hard work and dedication culminated in a visit to the lifeboat station, where they presented the donation to RNLI Visits Officer Andrew Mumford.

Visit Falmouth Lifeboat Station for a Tour

Falmouth Lifeboat Station is offering free guided tours this week from Tuesday, 29th October to Friday, 1st November, between 10.30 am and 4 pm, with last entry at 3 pm. Visitors can explore the station’s lifeboats, guided by a dedicated team of volunteer boat guides. No pre-booking is required, allowing visitors to drop in and experience the station firsthand.

For anyone inspired by Tilly and Florrie’s generous efforts, Falmouth Lifeboat Station welcomes visitors eager to learn about the station’s work and support the RNLI’s lifesaving mission.