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Tinnion shirt raises funds for NHS
Friday, April 3rd 2020
A signed Brian Tinnion shirt, put up for sale by his son Jay, has raised £1,600 in support of NHS workers who are working tirelessly during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Donations were taken through Twitter (@tinnion_brian).
The highest bidder will receive the shirt, with all other donations added to the total.
Brian said: "Delighted to announce Jay T has raised £1,600 pounds for the NHS. Thanks to everyone who donated. So proud of him and all the workers putting their lives on the line."
Well done Jay!
Delighted to announce Jay T has raised £1,600 pounds for the #NHS thanks to everyone who donated. So proud of him and all the workers putting their lives on the line. #stayhomesavelives ❤️❤️ https://t.co/UV9VyU8kl0 pic.twitter.com/Dm7tN2JQPQ
— Brian Tinnion (@tinnion_brian) April 3, 2020
Stay home. Protect the NHS. Save lives.
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