Kind-hearted Kayleigh looks to comedy for Ronald McDonald House charity cash boost
Kind-hearted McDonald’s worker Kayleigh Phillips has turned comedy showcase promoter in her latest bid to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Kayleigh, shift manager at McDonald’s in Cross Hands, is helping stage the Phil Evans and Friends Stand-Up Comedy Showcase at Tumble Workingmen’s Club on Saturday, October 22. “So far this year we have raised £4000 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities,” said Kayleigh. “And now we hope that people can have some fun helping to raise more money at our Phil Evans Comedy Showcase. “The aim of the fundraising is to complete the first ever Ronald McDonald House in Wales. “It will provide free ‘home away from home’ accommodation for families who have children being treated at the Noah's Ark Children's Hospital and the neo-natal intensive care unit at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. “It’s a really deserving cause and we hope the people of Cross Hands, Tumble and all of West Wales get behind it.” Comedian Phil Evans – ...