Clay Shaw Butler team raise £608 for Macmillan cancer charity




The team at Clay Shaw Butler chartered accountants and business consultants in Carmarthen played their part in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning for the cancer charity Macmillan.
Staff baked a dazzling range of cakes and treats for the morning and opened the doors of the firm's conference room to customers, friends and the public.
The event raised £608 for the charity.
David Butler, director of Clay Shaw Butler, said: "It was a great effort by the staff. They worked very hard on providing a feast for all visitors. Everyone entered into the spirit of the event and we raised a wonderful sum for Macmillan."
The World's Biggest Coffee Morning is Macmillan Cancer Support's biggest charity fundraising event.
The charity asked people across the UK - and sometimes further afield - to hold a coffee morning, where donations on the day are made to Macmillan.
In 2013, 154,000 people signed up to the coffee morning, raising a record £20 million for charity.

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