College’s gridiron team backing charity
Exmouth Raptors Aine Casey and Eliza Palmer make a presentation to Holly Keating of Headway Devon. - Credit: Archant
Exmouth Community College’s American football players are showing their support for a charity which works with victims of brain injury.
The Exmouth Raptors are planning to hold a number of events in support of Headway Devon.
The effort started with a plant sale run by Raptors in coach Rob Rooksby’s post-16 tutor group.
They raised £20, which they have now presented to the charity, along with further plants for sale, at its recent coffee morning.
Mr Rooksby said: “I was really impressed with their selling skills because they sold something like 30 plants in about half an hour.
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“This is only the start of a number of events we will be running for Headway over the coming year.”
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