SR Reflection Charity Car Wash. Robert Murray, owner of SR Reflection cleaning a car. Image: James Mackenzie.
A car wash for charities in Inverness was a “soap” hit.
The Mikeysline car wash and the gift of two bicycles to two young people were meant to show everyone that “it’s okay to be wrong”.
Valeters SR Reflection organizer Robert Murray thanked everyone who supported the fundraising day last Saturday and announced the total was £ 1,133.50.
SR Reflection Charity Car Wash. Duncan Neeson washes a pickup truck. Image: James Mackenzie.
Mr. Murray also gave away two bikes to children who were nominated as the Most Deserved Gift.
Mr Murray said, “I want to thank everyone who came in on Saturday for the car wash
“The charity was mikeysline, a local suicide prevention team.
SR Reflection Charity Car Wash. Robert Murray, business owner, car wash. Image: James Mackenzie.
“Without the generosity of our customers, we would never raise £ 1,133.50 to help many people.
“The two bikes went to Aiden Buchart and Archie Maclean, neither boy knew, so it was a nice surprise.
SR Reflection Charity Car Wash. Robert Murray, owner of SR Reflection, presents one of the motorcycles to Archie Maclean who with his father Angus Maclean raised £ 65 for Mikeysline by riding his old bike for 60 miles. Image: James Mackenzie ..
“Their faces pretty much said it all, both boys did amazingly well with the lockdown restrictions.
“The boys undoubtedly deserve the bikes.
SR Reflection Charity Car Wash. Aid Butchart on the bike he received from SR Reflection with his mother Danika Keogh. Image: James Mackenzie.
“Thank you to everyone who helped that day.”
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