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A golf day raised more than £2,000 for charity.
The Nasio Trust, which is based in Chalgrove, hosted the event for 12 teams at Henley Golf Club.
There was a raffle with prizes including tickets to see The Killers and a signed England rugby shirt.
Jonathan and Nancy Hunt founded the charity, which works to tackle poverty in Kenya through education and childcare, healthcare provision and sustainable income-generating projects.
Mrs Hunt said: “Ninety
The event was organised by Emma Lerche-Thomsen, the charity’s supporter relations manager.
Pictured, left to right, Nancy Hunt, Jonathan Hunt, Selina Brathwaite, Emma Lerche-Thomson, Lauren Sabin and Sam Lerche-Thomsen
13 November 2017
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