Pound coin keyring to raise funds for hospice
Howard Lake | 17 June 2003 | News
A Guildford charity has started selling a key ring that doubles as a £1 coin holder, ideal for shopping trolleys or lockers.
CHASE Children’s Hospice Service in Guildford hope that their new keyring will prove useful to people who arrive at the supermarket or gym and can’t find a £1 coin to put in the shopping trolley slot or to access the lockers.
The key ring is on sale from CHASE’s head office and by mail order at £2, which includes postage and packing.
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