Grimsby Fireman’s Fete Rakes In £3,000 for St Andrew’s Hospice
Grimsby’s annual Fireman’s Fete smashed expectations, raising a cracking £3,000 for St Andrew’s Hospice. The day was packed with smiles, fun, and plenty of cash for a great cause.
5,000+ Turn Out for Family Fun and Charity Buzz
More than 5,000 visitors flocked to the summer fete for live demos, thrilling displays, and charity stalls. The atmosphere was electric from start to finish as families enjoyed the sun-soaked event.
Guy Martin’s Icy Plunge Sends Donations Skyrocketing
Local hero Guy Martin stole the spotlight by braving a frozen dip, sending donations soaring. His chilling stunt helped push the total raised to over £14,500 — all shared among several local charities.
“We’re absolutely thrilled with the turnout and the amount raised. The support from the local community was overwhelming, and having Guy Martin with us really helped make the day one to remember,” said Steve Maloney, Watch Manager and fete organiser.
“A massive thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, or contributed in any way, we couldn’t have done it without you.”
Next Year’s Fete Already Brewing
Organisers are already cooking up plans for next year’s bash, promising more fun, community spirit, and fundraising success. Grimsby’s Fireman’s Fete is set to become even bigger and better.
