Sunrise Cornwall Shakes Buckets at Redruth RFC Match

Sunrise Cornwall held a successful collection at Redruth RFC’s home game against Luctonians on Saturday, raising £226 for their cause. The event saw the Sunrise ‘minis’ take centre stage, helping gather donations from the match-day crowd.

A Day in the Sun for Sunrise ‘Minis’

Invited by Redruth RFC, the Sunrise team seized the opportunity to involve their youngest members in the charity effort. The ‘minis’ enjoyed a sunny day, enthusiastically shaking collection buckets and encouraging spectators to donate their loose change.

Support from the Community

Nick, Maxine, and Serena, key facilitators at Sunrise Cornwall, gave their time to supervise the collection and raise awareness about the charity’s mission. Their efforts, alongside the generosity of the crowd, helped make the day a success. A big thank you was extended to Redruth RFC for allowing the collection to take place, the crowd for their donations, and the dedicated Sunrise team who ensured everything ran smoothly.

About Sunrise Cornwall

Sunrise Cornwall provides support to people exposed to suicide by offering safe spaces to meet, talk, and share as much or as little as they feel comfortable with. Their services focus on healing through music, art, and wellbeing activities, led by experts in these fields. These sessions are open to friends, family members, colleagues, or anyone affected by suicide, with the aim of bringing positivity and comfort during difficult times.

Founded by Serena, her husband Elliott, and their friends Jasmin and Becky, Sunrise Cornwall is a growing collective of facilitators and supporters, many of whom have lived experience of losing someone to suicide. They aim to foster a sense of community, self-expression, and healing.

For more information about Sunrise Cornwall, visit their website.