The reigning Miss Hertfordshire has helped a St Albans clinic raise £500 for local charities.
Rachel Pitman, who is also deputy Miss England after winning the title of first runner up, helped the Skin to Love Clinic raise £250 each for Keech Hospice Care and Cancer Research UK.
She helped the clinic raise the money at its fourth anniversary party, The cheques were presented to Rachel and Keech Hospice regional fundraiser Steve Albon at the clinic on Friday, December 8.
Rachel said: “I initially heard about the Hospice from a Hertfordshire resident who found massive support from the care Steve and the whole team there gave. After visiting the hospice first hand, I am still in awe of how special this place and the people that work there are.”
Jane Lewis, director of the Skin to Love Clinic, said: “That our patients were so generous is beyond amazing. I’m so proud of all of them, and delighted to be able to present the charities with such generous cheques.”
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