| Lost City Adventure Golf, based in St Stephens Shopping Centre in Hull, is set to donate £1 from each sale of its special Christmas cocktail menu to the nationwide Cash for Kids Mission Christmas campaign.
The largest Christmas toy appeal in the UK, Mission Christmas is an annual campaign run by Cash for Kids. The money raised by Lost City will go towards buying presents for those who may otherwise go without this Christmas. Lost City’s selection of special Christmas cocktails include citrusy ‘The Grinch’ – Absolut Citron and apple juice – and the creamy ‘Minter Wonderland’ – white chocolate Mozart and Crème de Menthe. For those who prefer to sip on a non-alcoholic option, Lost City also offers a ‘Rudolph’s Kiss’ mocktail, with pineapple juice and grenadine. Lane Scott, director of Lost City Adventure Golf, said: “It’s so important to think of others, especially at this time of year. By donating £1 from each cocktail sale, we will be helping local families affected by poverty, crisis, illness or those who have additional needs. In 2020, Mission Christmas collected over £12.7 million in gifts and cash donations, which was used to make sure that over 250,000 children and young people had presents to open on Christmas Day. Kathryn Biggin, Cash for Kids charity manager, said: “We are so grateful to Lost City Adventure Golf for getting behind Mission Christmas. “We have seen a rise in local applications this year, so having local support is essential for us to be able to help as many children as we can. We love their creative fundraising idea – the drinks look fabulous!” Cash for Kids works with thousands of grass-root organisations across the UK that support disadvantaged children (0 – 18 years). Throughout the Mission Christmas campaign, these organisations along with social workers, head teachers and the emergency services nominate families in crisis to be supported by the appeal. For more information or to book, visit www.lostcityadventuregolf.com or call us on 01482 738355. |
Lost City Adventure Golf creates Christmas cocktails for Mission Christmas fundraiser
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