Carmarthen bucket collection raises cash for charity


A Bank Holiday Monday bucket collection in Carmarthen town centre for the Healing The Wounds charity raised £393.55.
Bethan Walters, Jean Bowles, Andy Macdonald-Rice and the charity's fund-raising manager, Rachel Phillips, gave up their holiday to raise funds for the charity.
Bill John, a Trustee of Healing The Wounds, said: "Well done to all for their fund-raising efforts. It was an excellent effort."
Healing The Wounds is a Welsh charity which helps treat sufferers of PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder).
The charity’s new HQ is Office 26, Enterprise Centre, Bryn Road, Tondu, Bridgend, CF32 9BS, telephone 01656 728281.
The Healing The Wounds charity was set up in December 2009 to help provide PTSD treatment for members of the armed forces and veterans. It aims to set up a Welsh base for the treatment of PTSD. It is already arranging treatment courses and building a team of counsellors who can treat PTSD.
Donations can be made –
By post:
To make your donation by post, please send a cheque payable to Healing The Wounds, together with your name address and post code to enable us to claim gift aid, to Healing The Wounds, 26, Enterprise Centre, Bryn Road, Tondu, Bridgend, CF32 9BS..
Give in person at Barclays Bank. Call into any branch of Barclays and pay your donation into this account:
Healing The Wounds Sort code: 20-84-41 Account number: 90516929
The charity’s website is at http://www.healingthewounds.co.uk

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