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FOREVER 11, a local charity, is organising a remarkable family fundraiser with the goal of providing essential water safety training to children on beaches. The event, to be held at the Pembroke Dock Quins Rugby Club this Saturday, promises an array of captivating stalls, activities, and events suitable for the entire family to enjoy.

Adding to the excitement, the talented Honeyfungus, renowned for their captivating performances at SaundersFEST, will be gracing the occasion with live music. Furthermore, attendees can look forward to a thrilling raffle featuring incredible prizes, including a weekend stay at Kiln Park, day passes to Folly Farm, inflatables, face painting, and a plethora of other enticing rewards.

For the youngest attendees aged under two, Squishies Soft Play will provide a delightful assortment of equipment for their enjoyment. As the day transitions into evening, the festivities will continue in the Quins Rugby Club function room, where a DJ and karaoke will keep the joyful atmosphere alive.

The Forever 11 Fun Day commences at 12pm, with a modest entry fee of £2 per person and a token-based system for the stalls, priced at £1 per token. Please note that the event only accepts cash.

Forever 11 was established in memory of Zac Thompson, who tragically lost his life in July 2022. The charity’s primary objective is to raise funds to ensure young children can access crucial water safety training in case of emergencies. As a testament to their dedication, Forever 11 recently sponsored water safety training for year six students at Zac’s former school, preparing them for the upcoming summer holidays.

Forever 11 regularly organises complimentary water safety sessions for children aged eight and above, as well as for adults throughout the year. The charity also allocates funds to replace and repair water safety equipment across waterways in the county, while also acquiring defibrillators for locations near bodies of water.

Join Forever 11’s inspiring cause by attending the Fun Day, supporting their mission to safeguard children and promote water safety within the community.