PATRONS

Last year we had an amazing group of patrons (with the option to be anonymous) who pledged either a sum of money or who chose to pay for specific items. Will and Jo Beattie have very kindly sponsored The School Race between our two local primary schools for the next few years.

The support of ALL these Patrons was an amazing help in allowing us to stage the event, raise money for some wonderful, small, local charities and to ensure that the Regatta has sufficient funds to carry on its fine tradition.

If YOU would like to be a Patron (open or anonymous) here’s how you can help….

A cash donation of over £100 up to any sum you want!

Or Pay For:

  • Our new game – Donald Duck Shoot – £400 – Using a tennis ball launcher, you have to knock down 5 Donald Trump Targets! Includes purchasing a mobile cricket net to retain the flying tennis balls.
  • Re-useable pint and half pint printed cups – £250
  • Re-useable Regatta Plastic “Coins” which are used for the games – £60
  • Pay for Elvis – £250
  • Pay for Jake – £150
  • Three Sum Up Card Machines – £240
  • Renewing the village bunting – £150
  • Cover The Face Painting – £200

And of course, we are always looking for good Grand Raffle Prizes
From The Port Navas Regatta Committee
Email Tom at admin@pnyc.co.uk

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