Step on Stage club’s boost for charity

Members of a youth club based in the Dunloy/Cloughmills area have raised more than £1000 for a leading Northern Ireland charity.
Ann-Marie Moore and Sharon Neely from the Alzheimer's Society accept a cheque for £1001.23p. from members of the Step on Stage Youth Club at Dunloy Presbyterian Church hall on Monday night. The money was raised by the young people following two fund-raising events in Cloughmills and Dunloy last year. Also included are Step on Stage founders, Rebecca Calderwood and Heather Loughridge.INBM11-14 100LMMAnn-Marie Moore and Sharon Neely from the Alzheimer's Society accept a cheque for £1001.23p. from members of the Step on Stage Youth Club at Dunloy Presbyterian Church hall on Monday night. The money was raised by the young people following two fund-raising events in Cloughmills and Dunloy last year. Also included are Step on Stage founders, Rebecca Calderwood and Heather Loughridge.INBM11-14 100LMM
Ann-Marie Moore and Sharon Neely from the Alzheimer's Society accept a cheque for £1001.23p. from members of the Step on Stage Youth Club at Dunloy Presbyterian Church hall on Monday night. The money was raised by the young people following two fund-raising events in Cloughmills and Dunloy last year. Also included are Step on Stage founders, Rebecca Calderwood and Heather Loughridge.INBM11-14 100LMM

The Step on Stage club provides an opportunity for young people to showcase their acting and vocal talents raising money in the process for good causes. Last year – the first time the club raised money for charity – Cystic Fibrosis were the recipients.

This time round it was the Alzheimer’s Society and on Monday night of last week, lead fundraiser, Sharon Neely and her colleague, Ann-Marie Moore visited Dunloy Presbyterian Church hall to receive a cheque for £1001.23.

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The money was raised through a Choral concert in Cloughmills last July followed by the staging of The Wizard of Oz at Dunloy Church hall in December. Step on Stage founders, Rebecca Calderwood and Heather Loughridge, said they were delighted at the amount raised and looked forward to the next two events the proceeds of which have been earmarked for the Northern Ireland Cancer fund for Children.

Both Rebecca and Heather praised the effort of the young people in the club and there was also praise from Ann-Marie and Sharon. Ann-Marie outlined the work of Alzheimer’s Society in the Province.