Residential Land attended The Mayer Brown Shooting Challenge and was held at The Royal Berkshire Shooting School in aid of the Princess Alexandra Hospital Breast Unit Charity.
Bruce Ritchie at The Mayer Brown Shooting Challenge in aid of the Princess Alexandra Hospital Breast Unit Charity
The day itself was extremely successful and the charity of choice managed to raise over £77,000. Charity shoots like this are a highly successful way of raising significant funds for worthwhile causes, while also giving supporters the opportunity to share in a rewarding and memorable experience. The 100 guests, including former England rugby player Paul Sackay and celebrity chefs Silvano Giraldin and Anton Edelmann, enjoyed a morning shoot, a four-course lunch and a champagne reception before being invited to take part in an auction.
A unique Nelson Mandela inspired canvas by artist Pure Evil fetched £25,000 alone
The Royal Berkshire Shooting School was established over two decades ago. The Shooting School is recognised as the finest facility of its kind, having one of the most expansive shooting grounds in the country.
The Princess Alexandra Hospital Breast Unit Charity is one of the largest breast cancer research facilities north of London and undertake a great deal of clinical research trials. The charity supports patients, staff and visitors at The Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex. They also enhance patient care, purchase special equipment, improve facilities and invest in vital research which is beyond the scope or limits of the NHS.
There are a number of ways to donate, simply follow this link for more information on how to leave a donation.
