Annual Joe Spooner Darts Tournament 2022
Tracey Prior (Joe's Mum) said : "We held the Joe Spooner darts tournament on Sunday 13th February. 37 men & 10 ladies competed and many more came to support the event that raises money for SADS UK.
It was once again sponsored by Bradley Electrical and the amazing team at the Workers got us off to a great start with £103 raised in the club. There was £183 donated from the Prince of Wales and a very generous Amazon donation. The overall total, once all auction pledges are in is a wonderful £1,869! Joe’s family and friends would like to thank players, supporters, the Workers, Bradley Electrical and everyone who donated prizes, time and energy. You are amazing and your continued support means so much. SADS UK are a fantastic charity who work tirelessly in so many ways. All money raised goes into Joe’s account with them and places life saving defibrillators into communities."
Read the article in the Rugby Observer here : Teen Joe's memory lives on as darts tournament held in his name returns - The Rugby Observer
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