Friday, November 8, 2024

Streets Chartered Accountants’ golf day secures hole in one for Air Ambulance

Lincoln-based Streets Chartered Accountants, a top 40 accountancy practice, has hosted their eleventh annual Charity Golf Day raising a record amount of more than £7,500 for the Air Ambulance.

The total amount fundraised will be divided between three regional charities; East Anglian Air Ambulance, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance, and Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

The winning team on the day was Bickford Ltd with Martin Sheardown coming in second and Fisher Motor Factors in third place. The winners of the Longest Drive and Nearest the Pin competitions were Scott Park (Mens) and Alice Gray (Ladies) and Rory Colhoun respectively.

Streets would like to say a huge thank you to all those people who sponsored, donated, gave their time and helped in some way, without whom the day would not be possible.

The event received fantastic support with 25 teams taking part and more than 30 local businesses sponsoring the day, including Business Link Magazine, which sponsored a hole at the event. There were Stableford team prizes as well as competitions such as Longest Drive, Nearest the Pin, Beat the Pro, All four hit the Green and Hole in One.

Commenting on the day, Streets Partner Mark Bradshaw said: “The support we have received has been truly overwhelming and has helped us raise a staggering £7,545 for our three local Air Ambulance services. We’re delighted to be able to support our local Air Ambulance Services, who are the true winners of the day.”

Streets’ 12th Charity Golf Day will take place on Friday 4th July at Lincoln Golf Club, Torksey. Once again this will be in aid of the three Air Ambulances for which Streets have raised more than £70,000 for over the last 11 years.

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