Mullion Extravaganza’s summer weekend pays off for Lizard Scouts
Live music and family fun at St Mellan’s Park back in July has turned into something rather more useful for a group of young people on the Lizard. A cheque for £1,000.
The organisers of this year’s Mullion Extravaganza have presented the donation to 1st Lizard Scouts, following the success of the two-day community event.
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Who handed it over
Mullion Extravaganza Deputy Chairman Oliver Smith presented the cheque to Scout Section Leader Colin Dickinson, known to the Scouts as ‘Skip’.
Representatives of both organisations were there to see it. From 1st Lizard Scouts came Group Scout Leader Dave Musk and Leader Rona Amiss. Mullion Extravaganza was represented by Chairman Robin Olliff, Treasurer Soraya Williams and Secretary Shirley Jefferies.
Where the money came from
The money was raised at this year’s Extravaganza, which brought local residents and visitors together for a weekend of live music, entertainment and family activities. Part of the point of the event is to generate funds for local community organisations and good causes.
What it means for the Scouts
Colin said running a Scout group comes with considerable costs.
“We’re extremely grateful to everyone involved with Mullion Extravaganza for this generous donation. Running a Scout group involves considerable costs, from equipment and activities to providing opportunities for young people to learn new skills and enjoy new experiences.
“Support like this makes a real difference and helps us continue offering a wide range of activities for our young people. Our thanks go to the organisers, volunteers and everyone who supported the Extravaganza.”
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Why the Extravaganza exists
For Robin, the donation is exactly what the event is for.
“One of the main reasons we organise the Extravaganza is to bring the community together while raising money for worthwhile local causes. The Scouts do a tremendous job providing activities and opportunities for young people, and we’re delighted that this year’s event has enabled us to make this contribution.
“We’re very grateful to everyone who helped make the Extravaganza a success, particularly our volunteers, supporters and the many people who came along over the weekend.”
The Mullion Extravaganza is held every year.
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