Potter House care home in Yeovil raised £330 for YFW Blood Bikes, an emergency medical motorcycle courier service that provides vital support to the NHS free of charge.
The funds were raised during December through a series of community events, bringing together residents, relatives, staff, and local supporters in the spirit of giving.
YFW Blood Bikes is a volunteer-led organisation that has been supporting the NHS since 1978, delivering urgent medical items between hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Carol Mayers, the General Manager at Potter House care home, said,
“We are incredibly proud of our residents, staff, and the wider community for coming together to support such a vital service. YFW Blood Bikes play an essential role in our healthcare system and knowing that our fundraising will help them continue their lifesaving work makes this achievement especially meaningful.”
You can find out more about charity and community initiatives at Potter House at the home’s weekly event, Tea on Tuesday, where people can socialise over a warm drink and light refreshments.
Tea on Tuesday takes place at 10:30 at Potter House care home, 103 Highfield Road, Yeovil, BA21 4RJ.
For more information, call 01935 513287, email [email protected],
Potter House offers 24-hour residential, dementia and respite care for up to 66 people. With ensuite bedrooms, beautiful social spaces, and landscaped gardens, Potter House has fan all-inclusive fee to give peace of mind to its residents and families.
