Aspens Charity Golf Day is a Tee-Riffic Success

We're delighted to let you know that our recent Golf Day raised a fantastic £11,000 in aid of The Aspens Natural Affinity Community Project.

It was a wonderful day that saw keen golfers hitting the greens at The Ridge Golf Course, before tucking into a well deserved lunch and taking part in our auction. The people we support from across our services joined us and had a great time playing on The Ridge's Adventure Golf Course, kindly donated by the Club for exclusive use by Aspens.

A huge thank you to The Ridge Golf Club for hosting us, all who joined us on the day and to our sponsors, donors and supporters for this event: Fairdeal Windows Ltd, Metcalf Moat, Navis and Invicta Motors Maidstone.

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