Charities receive QSI Award money

Two children ’s hospice’s from the south-east have received the money raised from The Chauffeur QSI Awards Charity Auction which took place in April this year.

Almost £4000 was given to the two establishments which look after terminally ill children and give respite care to their parents. The CHASE Children’s Hospice based in Guildford and the Naomi House Children’s Hospice in Winchester, both received the cash which was donated by the limousine and chauffeuring industry.

Patron of the CHASE Children’s Hospice, Max Clifford told us, “I would like to send a personal
thanks to everyone who contributed. The CHASE is a wonderful, caring place and it values every single penny which is donated.”

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