Danny Dwyer organiser of Bear-Patrol, celebrated his birthday with friends at the Whitecliff Cafe in Saltdean on Saturday, May 25. DJ Josh the Bar was banging out tunes until the early hours at this unique venue right on the seafront promenade in Saltdean opposite the Lido.
Bear-Patrol the social networking group, hosted their quarterly Suited Sunday Lunch with the Mayor of Brighton & Hove, Cllr Dee Simson on Sunday April, 28 in the old Wine Cellars at The Old Ship Hotel.
Bear-Patrol, the social networking group, raised £399.32 for The Rainbow Fund on Sunday. The Money was raised at their Charity Car Boot Sale held at Brighton Marina on Sunday, March 24.
Danny Dywer and Bear-Patrol the social networking group raise a total of £23,483.59 from their fundraising activities in 2018.
Certificates were presented to Danny Dwyer from Bear-Patrol and The Marine Tavern at the annual MindOut Celebration event on Tuesday, November 13 at Dorset Gardens Methodist Church.
Hibernation 2018, the annual Community Luncheon organised by Danny Dwyer and Bear-Patrol broke all previous records, raising an amazing £15,568.00 for MindOut and The Rainbow Fund.
Danny Dwyer, organiser of Bear Patrol organises new shakers and fundraising buckets for bars and shops to support the work of the Rainbow Fund. Look out for bright yellow shakers and buckets that are popping up in bars and shops all over the city to capture your spare change.
Bear-Patrol the social networking group celebrated the third anniversary of being granted The Queens Award for Voluntary Service by hosting a breakfast for the new Mayor of Brighton & Hove, Cllr Dee Simson at the Brighton Marina Yacht Club today, Saturday, June 2.
Danny Dwyer, organiser of Bear-Patrol, celebrated his birthday party with friends at the Amsterdam Bar and Kitchen on May 19, raising an impressive total of £2,206.95 for local good causes in the process.
Hibernation Community Lunch raises £9,193.04 as painting of George Michael by local artist Lez Ingham raises £3,300. Tickets for this year’s Hibernation Community Lunch, organised by Bear-Patrol at the Old Ship Hotel towards the end of October, sold out months in advance and raised a magnificent total of £9,193.04 for local good causes.
